Gulnoza 29 · Tajikistan

29

Divorced

- Dating for marriage (Nikah)
- Dating for creating a Muslim family and having children (Nikah)

Looking for man 30 - 40

Hello! My name is Gulnoza, I am 29, and I am a calm, soulful girl with a warm heart and a love for the simple joys of life. I am originally from sunny Dushanbe, but now my home is Russia, where I am building my future. I have a wonderful 6-year-old daughter who lives with my parents in Tajikistan, and she is my main motivation. 😊 I dress modernly, value style and comfort, but I also respect traditions—if needed, I can wear a headscarf and look like a true Eastern beauty. I love cozy evenings, delicious food (especially pilaf!), and heartfelt conversations. I dream of traveling, new experiences, and family warmth.

Living in Moscow, I have really come to love theaters! I enjoy literary fiction, love listening to music, and adore jazz concerts. I like visiting beautiful historical places and enjoying the beauty of Russian nature. In Russia, I have made many good friends, and I have realized that my soul belongs in this country.

I am looking for a kind, responsible, and caring man who is ready to be a reliable support for me and accept me as I am. I value sincerity, a sense of humor, and the ability to create comfort in relationships. If you dream of a strong family where love and understanding have a place, write to me—maybe this is destiny. 😊

5'3" / 160 cm

110 lb (50 kg)

Have kids that don't live with me

Islam

Believer

I do not care about halal

I perform prayers only on special occasions (Ramadan, holidays)

I do not cover as I do not consider it obligatory

Russian

I agree to move to another country

College

Working

Production

I have an average income

I live with relatives or friends

I travel by public transport

I do not smoke at all

- Sincerity and openness;
- Kindness and caring;
- Education and a willingness to learn;
- Ability to make decisions;
- Ability to listen and understand another person.

- Trust and sincerity;
- Shared perspectives on important values;
- Noble treatment of each othe.

- Greed;
- Irresponsibility;
- Inconsistency in words and actions;
- Excessive quick temper;
- Hypocrisy.

- Russia;
- United Kingdom;
- Germany;
- USA;
- Canada;
- Australia.

- Saudi Arabia;
- Uzbekistan;
- Tajikistan.

- Gathering with friends in a halal environment;
- Creative activities and handicrafts;
- Cooking meals for family and loved ones;
- Visiting cultural events and exhibitions (within reason);
- Educational courses and seminars.

- Badminton;
- Walking and light trekking;
- Cycling;
- Mountain hiking;
- Fitness in female/male-only groups.

- Instrumental music without prohibited elements;
- Classical academic music;
- Soft, relaxing melodies.

- Taking a walk in the fresh air;
- A small gathering at home with friends;
- Inviting loved ones over for tea and conversation.

- Dinner at a halal restaurant;
- Tasting non-alcoholic drinks and sweets;
- A bike ride in nature;
- Fishing or going outdoors together;
- An educational excursion.

- I remind myself that anger comes from Shaytan and try to calm down;
- I remain silent for a while so as not to say something I’ll regret;
- I try to understand my spouse’s point of view.

- A beautiful yet modest piece of jewelry;
- A trip to blessed places;
- Shopping together for new modest clothing.

- I don’t mind as long as it doesn’t interfere with our relationship;
- I happily keep in regular contact and offer help.

- When one spouse constantly expects the other to solve all problems;
- Selfishness and indifference to the partner’s needs;
- Showing interest in other people of the opposite sex.

- When spouses are reliable helpers and friends to each other;
- Emotional and spiritual closeness;
- Being open and caring toward each othe.

- Opportunity to do your favorite activities without harming family life;
- Working out or reading alone.

- Discuss problems at an appropriate time and place, keeping respect intact;
- First figure out your own emotions, then express them;
- Be yourself and respect the other person’s individuality.