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I am a liberal minded, moderate practicing (Muslim), business owner / investor, and have an Associate in Business Management. I was never married nor had children. However due to an evolution in my financial position, and my disabled brother now settled with lifetime care (overseas if needed where care is cheap), I am free to settle down with a small family. I was born in Cairo Egypt in1964, and came to the states (Michigan) at the age of three as my father was offered a job in architectural engineering. My father (passed on) was Egyptian, my mother Lebanese. MY FATHER & PROPHETS BLOOD LINE My father was a successful architect in Egypt before resuming his respected career in the states. Shaikh Mohamed Mousa (happy to provide his personal number as character reference) of the Unity Center in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and last known as Imam Mousa (now retired), knew my father very well. My father was the chief person in charge of expanding the big Suni Mosque in Dearborn Michigan. He spent countless hours of hard work every night after work, and this when he had heart problems. And he never took any money or compensation for it. He was a very charitable man. I belong to, and have the great honor to be part of the prophet Mohamed (pbuh) blood line (Ashraf). However, this in itself does not hold great meaning, unless one strives to uphold the principle examples of the prophet. MORE ABOUT ME Two words my friends would use to describe me would be kind and compassionate as I have a strong desire to uplift and provide for the people and causes I care about. I do not smoke, drink, take recreational drugs, engage in premarital sexual relations, or gamble. Some positive attributes that I would use to honestly describe myself w... ... middle of paper ... ...ion of her earnings toward the household, but only if it would raise the quality of life, or if it would please her, but if she has even nothing, it is not important for me, nor necessary. MY IDEAL MATCH My life long partner should be between the age of 29 - 45 (but still be able to bear a child safely). She need be honest, faithful, non-promiscuous (no sexual relations out of wedlock, or changed her way), sensitive, just, liberal and open minded, moderate in religious practice (but not extreme). It is preferable she enjoys spending time together in different activities. She should preferably, but may not be necessary, come from a fairly educated or established business background, or herself as such: Associates, medical / non-medical technician, or higher education; money she poses or in the family is not important. She must be attractive both inside and out.
whatever he does not want her to do. Throughout her twenty years of life with
... and think about it as a way of escape, and by giving away things that have no value to her, she is conveying that she “act and do things accordingly.”
what is for her and how she wants to live. So in the end, she is where she
to him; and that he can give and take as he pleases. Therefore, she's willing to accept the
to accept what she wants to accept and no one can force beliefs upon her, only contribute. Thus
her life only to be “perfect” for only a few moments. At the end of the day, we need to
The ultimate decision is yours and you should take it however you want it. You should not worry about the social norms practiced in your surroundings. We suggest however if you do have some resources of time and money available, then home care keeps elders happy and you can take different types of home assistance to help you take care of your loved
capacity as her, and has no regard for those who have only beauty and money
to support her, and that without a woman a man is incapable of living independently and caring
not be satisfied. She could not be pleased with a meal, no less and invitation to a ball
opposite of what she really feels. She says, "Sir, I love you more than word
that she does not want to use or waste it. This can also be shown, as
She expects to have anything she wishes, and most of all, she expects to have a control over everything. That is why she punishes all of her lovers, so even though she has no interest in them anymore, they are in a way bound to her.
Our official journey began on August 2, 1997 in Las Vegas. That was our wedding day and my official entry into married life. Tim and I said, ?I do? in Clark County, Nevada. The clerk declared us 'best friends for life' in a ceremony with just the two of us. That declaration was more profound and welcomed than one any priest could have made.
up from the earliest possible moment as an architect. Wright spent some of his time growing up