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22, 🇺🇸 American + 🇬🇧 British, Florida, United States

I only have the free version of sunnah match. I'm currently 22 years old. I’m not ready to get married until I’m either 23, 24 or 25 years old. Plus, from what I have noticed, most women on here are looking for older men anyways. I'm not in a huge rush. I'm a revert. I reverted February 8th, 2026. I was a Christian (Catholic) before I found Islam. I know, I haven't been in the faith for very long. It is what it is. I’ll just continue to grow in faith as the days go by. I have a beard. I always lower my gaze and I don't do free mixing. I don’t listen to music, watch TV shows or movies, play video games, or smoke or use any substances. I'm highly traditional and conservative in my values. I hold my religion as my highest value in my life. I want to love my wife deeply, caring for her as I would care for myself. I want a respectful, kind, gentle, and loving relationship. I want someone whose heart belongs to me, just as mine belongs to them. I'm not a materialistic person. I don't want someone who is very materialistic. I want someone who is religious and not secular like the disbelievers. I'm striving to be just like Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and all the other prophets before him. I would like a wife that's also striving for that. I want a wife that is the most like Maryam. I want a wife who respects me as an individual, a man, and as her husband. However, I want her, above all, to respect Allah in everything she does. As the man, I will be the protector, leader, and main provider. I will embrace my role with honor, righteousness, kindness, patience, maturity, and understanding. I will also expect my wife to play her role to the best of abilities. I don’t expect perfection, no one is perfect. Allah didn't create us to be perfect. I do want to have kids. I would want our kids either home schooled or in a Islamic school. I would never want to put my kids in a secular public school.

31, 🇦🇱 Albanian, Tirana, Albania

I’m a calm and family oriented person who values faith, honesty, and peace in the home. I try to live by the Sunnah in my daily life and make sure my prayers are always part of my routine at the masjid. I’m ambitious in my work as a designer and strive to keep a good balance between dunya and deen. As a husband and father, I believe in kindness, respect, and growing together through patience and understanding. I’m open to polygyny with the intention to be fair and balanced, each wife would have her own space, and I would do my best to give time, care, and attention equally. I know my role as a husband is to provide, take care, and make sure things are fair at home. I’m known to have a good sense of humor and enjoy keeping things lighthearted when life gets serious. I believe a strong marriage is built on communication, respect, and growing together through both good and challenging times. I prefer a life free from drama and unnecessary conflict. I deeply value women who are naturally feminine and enjoy nurturing their home and family. I admire those who take pride in creating a warm, loving environment while balancing life with grace and kindness.

30, 🇬🇧 British + 🇾🇪 Yemeni, London, City of, United Kingdom

I would say that Im a respectful person and that I am health conscious wish to be able to live an organic lifestyle ethically I’m mixed with English,Yemeni a few other mixes a little bit of Trinidadian ancestry in appearance I’m very youthful people mistake me for 20 although I have a long fistful beard Alhamdulilah, I am at times mistaken for North African or Spanish/Portuguese in terms of what I’m looking for I would say a respectful obedient practicing chaste wife upon the sunnah that would be able to raise children upon those values im also hoping to make Hijra in future inshAllah I’m looking for some one of a similar mix or European/North African. Btw I’m not open to divorced or covid vaccinated sisters id like to have children inshAllah. Also btw I have one child but my child lives with her mother.

22, 🇸🇴 Somali, Minnesota, United States

I’m someone who finds real joy and purpose in seeking Islamic knowledge, always trying to grow in understanding and strengthen my closeness to Allah. By nature, I’m outgoing and enjoy being around good company, having meaningful conversations, and building genuine connections with people. At the same time, I’m a family-oriented person who truly values spending time with my loved ones and making those moments count. I also have a love for travel, exploring new places, and experiencing the beauty of Allah’s creation,it gives me both inspiration and perspective. On top of that, I enjoy playing sports and staying active, which helps me keep balance in life and stay grounded. Altogether, these things shape who I am and what I value most.

36, 🇸🇴 Somali, London, United Kingdom

I am of Somali ethnic origin, but was raised in the UK, London/Birmingham. I was previously married but it came to an end. I do not have any children. I was born in Kenya but was a year old when I went to the UK, London. I have been in London most of my life except for the years I spent in Birmingham (where I had finished an Islamic secondary school), Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the couple of holidays where I went back home, i.e. Somalia. I sought Islamic knowledge in those countries (including UK, London, Birmingham). I have been practising since a young age and all that is a blessing from Allāh. هذا من فضل ربي. I have memorised the Qur'ān, studied many subjects under many prestigious scholars and I am still in the path of seeking knowledge as ignorance still heavily envelops me. I speak Arabic, Somali and English fluently. I naturally love being orderly but also tend to ride the wave of spontaneity to spice up experiences and sweeten moments. My love language is acts of service and I am as much a giver in this as a receiver which leads me to forever being vigilant and attentive to the needs of others. I also find humour to be a good flavour in any relationship, but not everyone is skilled at delivering the best punchlines! I am also serious when seriousness summons. Having many nieces and nephews - may Allāh protect them all - I have adapted to the ability of engaging with different age groups with great ease without my age taking away any fun, enjoyment, exploration or ecstasy. So if you see my age do not be quick to judge and give us making acquaintance a chance. I can promise that you are in for a surprise! :) What I would change about my character: 1 - Time management. I would like to be someone who can be more organised in my scheduling and establishing of tasks. I tend to be all over the place, wanting to do this and then that simultaneously which leads to somewhat of a chaotic mess. 2 - Social consciousness. I am an ambivert, so I have the combination of introversion, when it comes to social settings, and extroversion, in settings of personal comfort, like family, friends etc. My ambiversion has helped me be productive in my da'wah, Islamic education and has given me focus with my family but I do believe that I need to be a little bit more socially conscious. Characters I can't stand and cope with: Arrogance, lies, bad-temper, irreligiousness, indifference to Islam, disrespect and physical violence. Views on relocation (Hijrah): Absolutely necessary.

26, 🇪🇬 Egyptian, London, United Kingdom

- I’m happy to send pictures to save time. I appreciate Attractiveness is important. Most people don’t know what to expect with Egyptian since most do not encounter many. However my physical appearance is North African maghrebi this is what I get told often. I have location freedom alhamdulilah so being from the UK isn’t a requirement. However preferably strong citizenship. Not looking for polygamy, although I believe it’s sunnah. Im looking for a stable ambitious marriage that is build around optimistic goals and raising a family whilst being able to pursue my studies and other goals ‏إن شاء الله Looking for: - Someone dutiful to their parents. - Someone who values seeking knowledge and growing in the deen - Interested in learning Arabic and studying the Qur’an - Open to living in or moving to a Muslim country - Feminine, respectful, and family-oriented - Fun, energetic, and enjoys trying new things and new experiences - Wants to build a marriage centred around pleasing Allah and supporting each other’s growth - Someone who fun and knows how to take it easy when needed

35, 🇫🇯 Fijian, New South Wales, Australia

Assalamualaykum. My age is 34 not 35, mistake while setting up I am passionate about my religion and always looking to improve myself. I was born and raised in Australia. Love adventure and the outdoors, always looking for Halal ways to spend time with my family. I love learning about my deen and have been attending the Sharia college at Masjid As-Sunnah for approximately 7 years. Currently attending lessons online and masjids local to me. I have 2 boys, a 6 year old and 4 year old whom i have primary custody over. Happy to discuss details about this. I am descried as being patient, easy going, funny, masculine, self-aware, generous, family oriented. My physical features; long thick beard well groomed, brown skin completion, long hair shoulder length, athletic/muscular build, 182cm tall. My hobbies include spending time outdoors camping, fishing, 4wdriving, playing sports, snowboarding, shooting, enjoying quality time with family. I dont free mix, listen to music, watch movies and would like my spouse to have the same mindset. Referees will be provided to serious candidates as finding a spouse online has its own set of challenges. Alhamdulillah I have been blessed to know Mashaykh and leaders of the muslim community that know me and my family personally.

24, 🇹🇷 Turkish, Niedersachsen, Germany

I am calm and patient person who enjoys the little things in life. Going for a walk, spending time with family or going to the masjid is what I like. I like to motivate people around me when it comes to deen and dunya. I like to have deep conversations and reflect upon our beautiful religion. In marriage I value an environment where the spouses find peace with each other. An environment where efforts are appreciated. Spouses should support each other in deen and dunya. I know the rights of wife and husband and expect the same from my wife. That doesn't mean that I would use my rights to gain something just for my own sake. I prioritize my family's well-being over my personal comfort and wishes.

34, 🇧🇦 Bosnian, Raški, Serbia

Strong values. Clear direction. Built to lead. I was raised around Islam. I fasted Ramadan from the age of seven and attended Jumu’ah regularly. But discipline without depth is not transformation. For years, my connection was inherited, not earned. 👉I grew up with divorced parents. That reality forces a young man to grow up early. Loneliness became familiar to me. I learned how to stand alone before I learned how to lead others. Since my parents were divorced, I spent a lot of time growing up on the streets. And the street has its own rules. Usually the stronger ones dominate the weaker ones, and I never liked that kind of world. Allah gave me courage and strength, and because of that I always felt responsible to stand up for those who were weaker. Even when it brought me problems. On the street you have to fight for your name and your respect, especially if you refuse to follow those unfair rules. ✊But my sense of justice was always stronger than the fear of conflict. I could never just stand by and watch someone abuse a weaker person. Protecting others has always been part of my character. In general, I’m the kind of man who tries to build people around him. I give people respect, I give them space to grow, and I support them when they make mistakes instead of judging them. Because of that, people around me usually feel safe, respected, and they tend to grow and become better. And I’ve noticed that whenever life separates us, people are often genuinely sad that I’m no longer part of their circle. From the outside, my life looked complete. I was respected, socially strong, successful in football, disciplined in school. Attention was never something I lacked. But attention is not fulfillment. Status is not peace. Admiration is not purpose. I remember my graduation night after elementary school. While others celebrated, I felt something heavier. I wasn’t crying over separation, I was confronting the fact that time was moving forward and I was still internally unsettled. I had achievements, but I did not yet have alignment. That changed at sixteen or seventeen. 👨‍🎓I began studying Islam seriously. Not emotionally, but intentionally. When I came across the hadith describing the emptiness in the heart that nothing can fill except closeness to Allah, it was diagnostic for me. It described me precisely. And in that moment, I made a decision: I would not live half-committed. I did not “balance” lifestyles. I eliminated what weakened me. No casual mixing. No gossip. No distractions disguised as entertainment. I restructured my environment, my habits, my standards. My life became centered on what Allah commands and what His Messenger taught, not what society promotes. In 2019, I performed Hajj. 🕋 It was not a symbolic trip, it was a consolidation of identity. Since then, I have pursued knowledge with seriousness, and I am now close to completing the memorization of the Qur’an. The Qur’an did not just increase my knowledge, it refined my temperament, disciplined my reactions, and elevated my standards. Where there was immaturity, it built control. Where there was ego, it installed accountability. 🦁Leadership, to me, is not loud. It is structured. A man must first govern himself before he governs a household. A family cannot be stable if the man is unstable. It cannot be strong if he is inconsistent. That is why I prioritize knowledge, discipline, and clarity of roles within my home. I actively push my wife and children toward learning, growth, and closeness to Allah and I support them fully in that pursuit. A difficult childhood forced me to grow up early and carry responsibility from a young age. Because of that, leadership became natural to me. Allah blessed me with a clear mind and the ability to remain calm and find solutions when others hesitate. Even before Islam, people around me naturally followed my lead. Through Islam, that leadership gained purpose, discipline, and the tranquility that comes from a strong connection with my Lord. My life is not driven by impulse. It is built on conviction. Faith gave me direction. Discipline gave me control. Purpose gave me peace. And once a man finds peace through alignment with his Creator, he does not return to noise.

31, 🇾🇪 Yemeni, London, City of, United Kingdom

Born and raised in London Have a family of 10 alhamdulillah Looking to settle down inshaAllah Marriage is a blessing and a means in finding peace within one another so inshaAllah we get the khair in this world and the hereafter