Calling her wali is scary the first time. Here's how it gets easier.

Wait until she shares his number in chat. That's her signal of seriousness. From there, call within 24-48 hours. Waiting longer signals hesitation; calling sooner crosses her timing.

Assalamu alaykum, identify yourself, state your intent ('I'm interested in marrying [her name] and want to ask your permission to proceed halally'), and offer to introduce yourself properly. Clear, respectful, no shortcuts. Wali will ask about your deen, work, and family — prepare honest answers.

The Prophet ﷺ said the best nikah is the one with the lowest mahr (Abu Dawud 2117). It's not about quantity — it's about respect. Discuss with her family; rates vary by country and family expectations. Don't over-offer to impress, don't under-offer to disrespect.

Yes, if you can reasonably provide for a wife (housing, basic needs). Some couples marry during university with family support; others wait. The Islamic standard is the ability to provide, not graduation. Be honest with her wali about your situation.

By design. No photos to swipe through. You can only send match-requests with a brief introduction; chat opens only if she accepts. The whole flow is calibrated toward nikah — time-wasters self-select out within the first week.