A Muslim marriage app for practising Muslims in the UK

Start with your real circumstances

A useful UK marriage search starts with more than a city name. Describe where you live, your realistic travelling distance and whether you can relocate. Discuss work, study and family responsibilities early so neither person has to guess what a possible marriage would involve.

Use location preferences alongside religious priorities. Being in the same region does not guarantee compatibility, and a wider search does not guarantee more suitable introductions. Decide which practical requirements matter to you before sending requests.

Find someone who understands your religious priorities

Explain what practising Islam means in your daily life: prayer, learning, family life and the expectations you have for a marriage. Profiles include religious descriptions, with options such as Sunni and Salafi, as well as lifestyle and marriage preferences.

A shared label is a starting point for discussion, not proof that you understand every issue in the same way. Ask respectful, specific questions. See our guide to assessing religious compatibility and character.

Agree how your wali and family will participate

Women need recorded wali details before accepting a conversation request. Sharing those details within a conversation is separate from inviting an Active Wali, whose connected account can read conversations.

Discuss who will be involved, how introductions will be arranged and when you will review whether to continue. If relatives live elsewhere, agree workable times rather than letting distance postpone their involvement indefinitely. Read the exact wali and communication process.

Read first, share thoughtfully

The public showcase is photo-free so visitors can start with a person’s written profile. The current app marks photo sharing as coming soon; do not rely on being able to exchange photos within a conversation.

Keep contact details and sensitive information out of public profile text. Review visibility, reporting and blocking guidance and the Privacy Policy before sharing.

Prepare for an introduction

Create your account, complete onboarding and then finish the full profile. Describe both what you are looking for and what you bring to marriage. Read a prospective match’s profile carefully before sending an introduction.

When interest is mutual, discuss timelines, housing, family responsibilities and expectations about work and children. Our questions before nikah can help you prepare. The platform facilitates introductions; the decision to marry remains yours.

UK membership and practical questions

Is creating a profile free? Yes. Create your account and complete your profile for free. Sending introduction requests requires paid membership. Read what is free and what requires membership before choosing a plan.

Is this only for UK members? No. UK residents can join, and the service includes members in other countries. Check each person’s location and relocation expectations.

What will I pay? Review membership and pricing and the currency shown before checkout. Recurring membership and one-payment Unlimited have different renewal arrangements.

Where can I get help? Read the FAQs, learn about Sunnah Match or contact the team. Ask a qualified adviser for a religious ruling specific to your circumstances.