A Little Bit About Me
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuhu!
I’m a second-year Physics and Computer Science student at UVic, originally from Pakistan. My love for physics and astronomy is deeply tied to my admiration for the golden era of Islamic civilization, when Muslims were pioneers in these fields. I hope to contribute to reviving that legacy, pushing the frontiers of knowledge for the benefit of humanity. The Quranic references to the cosmos are a constant source of inspiration for me, reminding me that every discovery in the universe is a sign pointing back to Allah.
Faith is the foundation of my life. I have a deep love for the deen, and after completing my undergraduate studies, I plan to pursue a degree in Usul As-Shariah from Saudi Arabia, InShaAllah. I’m also passionate about the establishment of the Khilafah and uniting the Ummah under Islamic principles. As the Sahaba said:
"نَحْنُ الَّذِينَ بَايَعُوا مُحَمَّدًا عَلَى الْجِهَادِ مَا بَقِينَا أَبَدًا"
But beyond all that seriousness, I’m a restless explorer at heart. The wilderness calls to me—whether it’s hiking up mountains, camping under a sky full of stars, or getting lost in a dense forest, I thrive in nature. I crave deep conversations about the intricacies of life, whether it’s sitting on a mountaintop, beneath an endless sky, or simply in a quiet café at 2 AM, unraveling the mysteries of existence. If you enjoy philosophizing under the stars, we’ll get along just fine.
I am also learning Arabic to study our religion in more depth. I love reading—whether it’s religion, philosophy, or science, and I never shy away from healthy debates. I’ve also been told I have high emotional intelligence, which means I can navigate all kinds of personalities and handle conflicts with patience and wisdom. Basically, if there’s tension in a room, I’ll either defuse it or—if the moment calls for it—make a joke so bad that everyone momentarily forgets their problems.
I recently started my own social media marketing agency, and after graduation, I plan to work full-time until I establish profitable businesses. My goal is to move away from the 9-to-5 cycle and dedicate myself to academia, especially in physics.
But my vision extends beyond personal success. I plan to dedicate significant time to my homeland, working on projects that uplift our youth with the correct manhaj and aqeedah, making them pioneers in both religious and worldly knowledge. I want to ignite in them the fire to contribute toward al-Khilafah ‘ala minhaj an-nubuwwah, so they become the future leaders of this Ummah.
I pray that Allah chooses me and my future generations as soldiers of Islam—loyal servants devoted to His deen and its dominance. While I may not personally witness the liberation of Al-Quds in my lifetime, I am determined to pave the way for future generations—not just for Al-Quds, but against every oppressor and tyrant in the world.
I also love poetry, so expect me to recite a lot of it to you.
And just so you know, I can cook. Really well. So, if you’re competitive in the kitchen, I hope you’re ready for some serious culinary battles (winner gets bragging rights; loser does the dishes).
I strongly believe in the nasiha of Rasulullah (SAW) about marrying early. While I’m young, I fully understand the responsibilities of marriage and am committed to them. I know there’s no such thing as a perfect person, and my future wife will have imperfections, just as I do, but love is about embracing both strengths and flaws.
If you align with these values, feel free to reach out. I’m not looking for perfection, only compatibility. If you believe you fit this vision, I’d love to get to know you.
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What I Am Looking For
Now, let’s talk marriage. My ideal partner should have a solid understanding of Islam—from aqeedah, tawheed, nawaqid-al-islam, and hijab to al-wala wal-bara and the obligation of amr bil ma'roof wa nahi anil munkar. She should understand tabaruj, be aware of taghut, and know why it’s necessary to stand against oppression and uphold Islamic values or atleast be willing to learn about it all. Of course, she can expect the same level of commitment from me.
I don’t engage in bid’ah, religion is solely qawl Allah wa qawl Rasulullah (SAW). I also don’t listen to music and would prefer someone with the same mindset.
I believe a mother’s presence is crucial in a child’s early years. While I would support my wife’s ambitions, I wouldn’t want her to work full-time after having children—at least until they reach a certain age. Instead, I’d help her pursue her passions from home, whether through business or remote work. I’ll be the breadwinner, InShaAllah, may Allah increase us in rizq, Ameen.
I dream of having a loving and peaceful household, raising my children on the manhaj of Rasulullah (SAW), fulfilling my duty of tarbiyah, and instilling in them both knowledge and wisdom. I want them to grow with courage, bravery, and the determination to stand against every oppressor, never bowing to anyone except Allah (SWT).
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