For marriage, not for messaging
Marriage the Sunnah way.
AzwajApp is built for Muslims who want a spouse, not a chat app — wali oversight, modest photo sharing, and ID verification, from the first profile to the first conversation.
Every design choice starts from one question
Would this be appropriate between two people, and their families, who are seeking marriage? Six ways that shapes the app.
Wali oversight, built in
A bride can add her guardian to her profile. He sees her interests and sits in every conversation and, if she chooses proxy mode, responds to interests and photo-viewing requests on her behalf — not bolted on as an afterthought.
Modesty-first photos
Photos stay locked by default. After a mutual match, either side can request a sharia viewing (nazar); once it is approved, photos open to that match for 72 hours. Members can choose to show their photos to all members instead — never outside the app.
ID verification
Verified members carry a visible badge, so intentions are easier to trust from the very first message.
Conversation opens on mutual acceptance
No open inbox. An interest carries one short introduction; chat only begins once both sides — and where relevant, the wali — have agreed.
Discovery, not a swipe deck
Profiles are ordered by how well they match your preferences, then by plan, verification, and recent activity — built for people evaluating a marriage, not browsing a feed.
Arabic and English, fully RTL
A first-class Arabic experience throughout the app, not a machine-translated afterthought.
How it works
Create your profile
Add the details that matter for marriage — background, practice, and what you're looking for — then verify your identity.
Set up guardian oversight
Invite a wali to a profile that needs one. They see what they need to and can act on the user's behalf when asked.
Browse with intention
Browse profiles — filtered to verified members if you wish — and express interest respectfully, one profile at a time.
Talk once it's mutual
When both sides accept, a private conversation opens — with the wali present wherever the app requires it.
Download AzwajApp
Available now on Google Play, and coming soon to the App Store.