
Getting married is tough for the vast majority of Muslims in the West. We know because we’ve been there. My (Zaid) journey spanned nearly nine years. It was filled with rejections and self-doubt. While I (Hiba) didn't know there was a journey to be on in the first place. After we got married we decided to create something different to help single Muslims complete their deen. And so our matchmaking... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureRelationshipsReligion & SpiritualityIslam | |||

What if the biggest risk to your marriage isn’t who you marry, but the family you marry into? Some singles over-optimize for it, rejecting solid matches because a mom feels “too involved” or a family looks unfamiliar. Others ignore it completely, ass... more
Real talk: what if you’re single not because your standards are high, but because you’re filtering out every man under a certain number? In this episode, we unpack why height has become the unofficial dealbreaker for so many single women and how that... more
What if the real glow-up before marriage isn’t skincare… it’s your bank account? Most of us grew up hearing “just save” with zero clue how money actually grows, moves, and works for you. In this episode, financial educator and consultant Areeb Khawaj... more
Today we get into the messy reality of being a single Muslim in a world obsessed with labels. We talk about how people use “religious,” “conservative,” and “liberal” as shortcuts instead of actually getting to know someone—and how that leaves so many... more
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Thank you for arranging this timely, necessary, and well thought out podcast series. Very insightful and well-directed towards the Muslim youth. May Allah increase your initiative in barakah and make others benefit from it! 😊
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This podcast focuses on the challenges of finding a spouse within the Muslim community, particularly for Muslims living in Western societies. The hosts, who have personal experiences with matchmaking, explore themes of marriage, relationship dynamics, and cultural expectations, offering insights into their own journeys and those of their listeners. The discussions cover a wide range of topics, from prayer and guidance in marriage to navigating familial expectations and societal norms. Engaging and relatable, the content is designed to provide support and education for singles looking to embark on the path towards marriage, making it a unique resource for those seeking relationships within an Islamic framework.
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