"And of his signs is this, that He created mates for you from yourselves that you might find quiet of mind in them, and He put between you love and compassion. Surely there are signs in this for a people who reflect." (30:21)

"Our Rabb, Grant unto us Spouses and Offspring who will be the comfort of our eyes and gives us (the grace) to lead those who have Taqwa" (25:74)

The Messenger of Allah (May Allah bless him and grant him peace) said: "The Nikah is my Sunnah (way), whosoever leaves my Sunnah is not from amongst me"
(Kitabus Sunan - Mishkat)

Welcome to Classical Islam's Official Matrimonial Service

The society that we are living in is by and large being stripped of all morality. Everything around young people stirs their passions. Free intermingling occurs at schools, universities, and in the work places. In addition to that, everything in sight promotes immorality. This situation is a direct pathway to Zina (fornication), which is where many people are tragically ending up. In fact, the modern idea of “living-in” is also gradually creeping in to the lives of our youth. At such a critical stage, just the fact that our youth are aware that marriage will be a protection from the sin of Zina, is something to be grateful for.

Abdullaah ibn Mas’ood (radhiallaahu anhu) narrates that the Messenger (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) once addressed the youth of the Sahaaba and said:
"O assembly of youth! Whoever among you possess the means to get married, then he should do so. For indeed it is more (helpful) in lowering the gaze and safeguarding the chastity. As for he who is unable (to get married), then he should hold on to fasting for indeed it will serve as a shield for him (against his carnal desires). (Bukhaari, Muslim)

However, the process of finding the right person to marry is sometimes easier said than done. Many Muslim brothers and sisters complain that the method of finding a spouse for marriage is now similar to dating. They are those who sincerely wish to refrain from all forms of sin when finding a marriage partner, but experience difficulty in doing so. On the other hand unfortunately, many set out on their search in a way that is morally wrong. They seek to find the right partner within friend or family circles, at parties or work places. Therefore, the very foundation of the marriage is off beam. In the process, young girls and boys often go through a string of relationships, in search of “the right one”. And if eventually they do settle down, the marriage is based on what they see as “true love”, which many a time is nothing but infatuation. As a result, it is no surprise that divorce rates are on the rise each year.

The Matrimonial Service has been set up with the intention of reviving the Islamic way of finding “the right one” and to help those of our Muslim brothers and sisters who wish to get married within the boundaries that Islam has drawn.
At present matrimonial websites and other bureaus are providing people with a service, but sadly, many of them are not Islamic, and do not collaborate with the rules of Sharee’ah. In consequence, just like most relationships that are embarked upon without compliance with Sharee’ah, these too leave many Muslim brothers and sisters shattered and heart-broken. A number of individuals have had dreadful experiences and have been grossly taken advantage of.
Our method has been devised under the guidance of senior scholars and is in accordance with the Sharee’ah (Islamic Code of Law). With the procedure we are implementing on our website, we wish to inshaAllaah offer a sin-free service for Muslim brothers and sisters to correspond by, while looking for their better halves.

We pray that Allaah, The Most Merciful and Most Benevolent, helps all Muslims in finding the marriage partner that is best for them in terms of their religious and worldly affairs. We also seek protection in Allaah from Satan and his evil scheming, and we implore Allaah to shield our service from any sort of violation of the rules of Sharee’ah. Ameen.