Tired of Muzz, Instagram-DMs, and the aunties?

No. You can browse profiles, send and receive match-requests, and chat privately without your wali knowing anything. When you're ready to take it seriously, you share his number in chat. The brother calls him directly. The timing is yours.

Photos are optional and hidden by default. You choose who sees yours — no one, only at a match, or everyone. Every photo is moderated and watermarked. You're judged on your deen, values, and goals; photos are an opt-in extra.

No. He can only send a match-request. The chat opens only when you accept. No private contact reaches your inbox unless you choose.

Auto-filter blocks private phone numbers, emails, images, and off-platform recruitment instantly. You can report problems. Admins don't read the chats — automated screening and member reports keep them safe.

Yes — it's built in. A brother can't chat you until you've said yes to a match AND he has paid Premium. That filters out the broke, low-effort, and spammy ones before they reach your chat. You never pay anything yourself — free for sisters, always. Plus an auto-filter against numbers and social handles, and you can report or block anytime.

Zawji is Muslim-founded and independent — run by Fuaad, not owned by a dating conglomerate. Several other apps (like Salams and Hawaya) were sold to Match Group. Your data is never sold on, and your profile never ends up in a swipe app.

No. Hundreds of sisters are active across many countries. The majority are in Sweden today, but the platform is open globally — anyone serious about nikah can join.