Start your marriage journey here:

Question 1 of 6

I am a:

Brother

Sister

Question 2 of 6

Year of Birth

Question 3 of 6

What is your aqeedah?

Question 4 of 6

Do you participate in mawlid / khathams?

Yes, I and intend to continue to

No, I consider this as bid’ah (innovation)

I am not strongly for or against

Question 5 of 6

Which of the following best describe your financial status?What is the most important thing in a potential husband?

Financially stable and ready for marriage alhamdullilah

I am in between jobs, not currently in a long-term career

Not too strong but striving insha Allah

In debt / struggling, may Allah make it easy for me

Ability to provide financially / stability

Level of religiosity

Physical attraction

Without children / unmarried

Question 6 of 6

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Why Sunnah Spouse?

– We are strict about following the Quran & Sunnah
– Aqeedah must be aligned
– Personality tests to assess compatibility from the outset
– We speak to every candidate individually
– Background checks performed
– Demographic of professionals
– We pay careful attention to your preferences

Joining matrimonial sites & apps

– High-volume of users
– Large pool of unsuitable matches
– Lack of serious candidates
– Many fake profiles with questionable intentions.
– Anyone can describe themselves however they wish
– Candidates likely to speak to many others at the same time
– Few wali present and a lot of indecent behaviour

Referrals

– Number of prospects very limited
– Not everyone is ready for marriage
– Compatibility on both sides not always easily assessed at an early stage
– Joining an aunty’s social media group can be embarrassing
– The feeling of being ‘passed around’