SyeraFa

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Good Muslimah. More info? ask me

SyeraFa
SyeraFa
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My Sect
Sunni
Religiousness
Religious
My Profession
Entrepreneur
Marital Status
Never married
County/State
Magelang
Country
Indonesia
Registration Reason
I'm registering to find myself a partner

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A Little Bit About Me
-Good Muslimah, inshaAllah
-openminded
-friendly
-humble
-loving,caring
-understanding

I'm not perfect muslimah, but i will to be extraordinary muslimah, wife, and mom for my husband and my family's.
My hobby is reading book, especially about knowledge (Islam, Health, Science, etc), food travelling, and travelling. I'm interested about Islam, health, tourism, social, and culture.

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What I Am Looking For
-serious relationship
- Good Muslim
- Honest
- Loyal
- Loving and caring,especially to his Mom/parent and family
- Devotion to his parent
Allah the Wise had compulsorily obliged every child to devote to his/her parents. (Right? :D ) Even the order to do good deeds to parents in Al Quran came along with the order to acknowledge Allah’s oneness just like was decreed on Al Quran, “And your Lord has commanded you not to worship anyone other than Allah and treat the parents with benevolence. If either or both of them attain to old age in your presence, then do not say even ‘Ugh!’ to them nor reproach them. And always speak to both of them submissively, observing polite manners.” (Al Isra: 23), “And always lower your arms of submissiveness and humility out of soft-heartedness for both of them and keep supplicating (Allah): ‘O my Lord, have mercy on both of them as they brought me up in (my) childhood (with mercy and clemency)” (Al Isra: 24).

And it also had been stated in Al Quran about the superiority in devotion to parents. And Allah Ta’ala said:
“And worship Allah and do not set up any partners with Him. And treat the parents with moral excellence….” (An Nisa: 36). In this verse, the order to devote to parents came along with the most prominent deed, namely acknowledging the oneness of Allah, then it shows that this deed is the most prominent deed on the eyes of Allah ‘Azza wa Jalla. The greatness of parents’ dignity is seen by the view of Syariat (Islamic law). The Prophet considered the devotion to parents as the most important thing over Jihad fisabilillah (engage in struggle to defend the religion of Allah for His cause).

Ibnu Mas’ud said: “I asked the Prophet (PBUH) ‘Which deed is loved most by Allah?” He replied, ‘To offer prayers at their early (very first) stated times.’, I asked, “What is the next (in goodness)?” The Prophet (PBUH) said, “To be good and dutiful to one’s parents,” I asked, “What is the next (in goodness)?” The Prophet (PBUH) said, To participate in Jihad for Allah’s Cause.” (Sahih al-Bukhari 5970).
The hadith shows the greatness in devoting to parents; it even prevails over Jihad fi sabilillah while Jihad actually has a great superiority as well.

Make your parents cry counts as one of insubordinate deeds. Their tears mean their heart is broken by the deeds of their children. Ibnu ‘Umar emphasized: “Tears of parents is a great insubordination.” (Shahih Al Bukhari, Adabul Mufrod page 31. See the tree of S Al Ahaadits Ash Shohihah by Al Imam Al Albani, 2.898)
And Allah emphasizes in Surah Al Isra that word “ugh” or “Ah” to parents is forbidden, especially those which are more than that. In the verse is also explained to have good deeds to parents.
- Commitment
- No Smoke, No Tattos, No Alcoholic, No Drugs
- Always pray 5 times

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Personal Information
My Citizenship
Other
Country of Origin
Indonesia
Willing to Relocate?
Internationally
I am Looking to Marry
As soon as possible
My Income
Prefer not to say
Marital Status
Never married
Would I like to have Children?
Yes
Do I have children?
No
My Living Arrangements?
I Live With Family
Country
Indonesia
County/State
Magelang
Distance
unknown
Appearance
My Height
1.62m
My Build
Slim
My Hair Colour
Black
Colour of My Eyes
Brown
Do I Smoke?
No
Do I Have Any Disabilities?
No
Education
My Education Level
Prefer not to say
Subject I Studied
management
Language
My First Language
Other
My Second Language
English
Work
My Profession
Entrepreneur
My Job Title
ask me :)
Religion
Religiousness
Religious
My Sect
Sunni
Hijab/Niqab
Yes Hijab
Beard
Yes
Are You a Revert?
No
Do You Keep Halal?
I Always Keep Halal
Do You Perform Salaah?
Always