I follow values of Islam, fearing Allah. I'm a General Medical Practitioner/Family Physician, 64, in fairly good health; no hypertension or diabetes, I don't smoke or drink, I do exercise regularly, and I have average body weight. I've made some professional steps to work abroad. I seek to have a new family and keen to have one child or more en Sha Allah (on God's Willing) from my new wife in addition to my 2 young daughters who are living with my ex-wife. I will take care of my future wife's child(ren), if she has already children, same like my own present and future ones.
I have a bit sense of humor. I like watching sports such as soccer, basketball, and tennis. I'm into sightseeing naturally attractive places, and I catch news on global changes in nature. I'm not interested in politics. Meanwhile, I like to enquire about economic, environmental, and other policies.
I pray Jumma (Friday's prayer) as well as many prayers at Masjid (Mosque). I want to learn gradually more about Islam with my new family regarding Faith, Muslim characteristics and way of treating people, and more. I teach my daughters what I've learnt about Islam the way they can understand and practice. I tend to do things that make me closer to Heaven (Jannah) and refrain from doing things that make me closer to Hell fire. I usually do "Estekhara" prayer asking Allaah, Who only Knows the future, that whether or not what I've already made up my mind to do is good or not; if steps go easy in reality, so this is good and I go on, while if things were hard to happen, I don't go on. Afterwards, I collect data for pros and cons, may consult people, and see how practical another option would be and I do the Estekhara prayer and proceed. These fundamentals have been growing in me by time for decades. I like following all guidelines, rules, and regulations anywhere I'd live; that's a pivotal aspect in Muslim's life. I hope from Allah that my future wife, her present kids, our future kids en sha Allaah, as well as my present daughters, and I be good Muslims bearing in mind observing and obeying Allaah.
