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Salaam, if Allah wishes he can change every single one of my answers and I have full belief in this.

Salaam, My exam results day is near and I am very worried. Does anybody know any Duas that I could read for good exam results? Thank you.

Thank you for your advice and I will follow it.

Salaam. Marrying out of syeds is permissible, however many do not agree as they believe the lineage of the prophet saww should be continued as it is something that is valued. The first thing you should look in a person for is their piety. If they are syed too, then brilliant. If not, it should not be a problem as we are all created equal. Continuing the lineage of the holy prophet saww is an excellent deed. Allah knows best.

Salaam. Thank you for your advice. While I understand and agree that his religion is something that is a deal breaker, I feel in some way that it is my duty to tell him more about Shia Islam. As for speaking freely and in a relaxed manner this is not the case. As both men and women speak on here, we speak formally about our views and exchange our opinions on both religion and worldly matters in which I have come to know that he is a pious man. He has expressed his wish to marry me in the future, but he is in a similar position to me in the sense of religion. About guidance, yes of

Salaam sister. I am 16 years old and I am a Shia too. Welcome! Maybe you could try to wear modest clothing and Hijab when your parents are not around? You can pray in your room and make dua to Allah swt from anywhere, that's the beauty of Islam. There are many reading resources on Shia Islam online. Slowly introduce your parents to new ideas through conversations at the dinner table or during family time about Islam and in particular Shia Islam. When you will be an adult, very soon, you will be free to practice whatever you want. Feel free to message me. may the a

Salaam. I am a Syed Shia girl. I have met a very pious Syed man, but he is from the Ahmadiyya community. He does not agree with all their views and he accepts, understands and is leaning towards Shiism. However he is officially ahmadi and takes part in all their activities. When I explain about Shiism to him, he respects it and even wishes to take part in Majalis, Azadari etc. He is a very kind person, and respects me very much and is exactly what I'd want in a future partner and I'm afraid I won't find it again. I believe he would convert if it was not for family