Muslim matrimony
Nikah proposals, with the family in the conversation
Sunni, Shia and South Indian Muslim communities, from Syed and Qureshi to Dawoodi Bohra, Mapila and Rowther — with verification that lets a family take the first step in confidence.
A proposal is a matter for two families, and this site is built to be used that way. A profile can be created by a parent or sibling, elders can look through the same account, and nothing pushes two people into a private conversation before their families are part of it.
Sect and community are recorded properly rather than flattened into a single field, so a search can be as specific — or as open — as your family wants it to be.
Community recorded properly
Sunni, Shia and South Indian Muslim communities each carry their own sub-community list, so a profile says what it means and a filter finds it.
Created by the family, when that is how it is done
The profile flow asks who it is being created for — yourself, a son, a daughter, a brother, a sister — and the wording follows from there.
Urdu, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati and more
Mother tongue is a first-class field on the profile and in search, across the 22 languages of the Eighth Schedule.
Verified where it counts
Every account is mobile-verified with an OTP. Government ID verification is available on top, and a badge means exactly the check it names — nothing more.
Free to join, pay only to connect
Creating a profile and browsing costs nothing. You pay when you want to unlock a contact, and there is no automatic renewal.
Built for families, not just individuals
A profile can be created by a parent, sibling or relative, and horoscope details sit alongside education and work rather than off to one side.
Communities listed for Muslim profiles
Sunni
Ansari · Chishti · Faruqui · Malik · Memon · Mughal · Pathan (Khan) · Qureshi · Rajput Muslim · Sheikh · Siddiqui · Syed
Shia
Alavi Bohra · Dawoodi Bohra · Ismaili · Ithna Ashari · Khoja
South Indian Muslim
Deccani · Dudekula · Labbai · Mapila · Marakayar · Navayath · Rowther
Curated rather than exhaustive — these are the communities most often self-identified on Indian matrimony profiles. If yours is not listed it can still be entered on the profile, and it still shows.
Start with a profile. It costs nothing.
Create it free, look through the profiles, and pay only when you want to reach someone.