How Muslims connect.

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You upload a valid ID during onboarding (driver's license, passport, school ID, or another official photo ID). Our team manually reviews it before approving your profile. Your ID is permanently deleted immediately after verification. This keeps fake accounts off the platform entirely. Learn more →

You can invite up to 3 family members or trusted friends as chaperones. They get a dedicated login with read-only access to your profile and conversations so your family stays in the loop from day one. Chaperones receive push notifications when you match and can message you privately inside the app. Learn more →

After matching for at least 48 hours and exchanging at least one message, both users can leave a rating. You rate communication, respect, and authenticity on a 5-star scale with an optional written review. Every rating is reviewed by our team before it goes public on the other person's profile. This keeps people accountable and helps you make better decisions about who to match with.

You can write a free-text dealbreaker on your profile, up to 250 characters, about something you want a potential match to know upfront. It stays hidden while people browse. When you match with someone, the dealbreaker appears before the first message. They have 48 hours to accept or pass. No awkward timing, no surprises weeks into a conversation. Learn more →

You get 3 skips per day. When you skip someone, they disappear from your feed for 3 days and then can reappear. Skips are not permanent because first impressions on apps can be unreliable. Combined with 5 daily likes and 6 undos, the system is designed to slow you down and encourage thoughtful choices.

Fazool limits you to 5 likes per day and 5 active matches at a time. Conversations expire after 4 days if neither person sends a message. These constraints exist because swiping through hundreds of people is not how you find a spouse. Limits force intentionality and focus on the people in front of you. Learn more →

Users who repeatedly match with people and never send a message are algorithmically deprioritized in other users' feeds. This encourages accountability and ensures that people who show up in your feed are actually willing to have a conversation.

Yes. Every user can record a voice note up to 60 seconds on their profile. Potential matches can listen to it before deciding to like you. Voice notes are moderated by our team before going live.

Fazool is for Muslims whose actual goal is marriage, not dating indefinitely or collecting matches. You can filter by denomination, sub-denomination, community, practicing level, and convert status. The app is available across the Americas, Turkey, South and East Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. Europe and the UK are not served yet. Learn more →

No. The events feed is open to anyone. Browse what is happening at masjids, MSAs and community groups in your city, read the details, and see who is hosting, all without signing up. You only need an account at the point you want to RSVP or host something yourself. Learn more →

Yes, for friends and events. Friends mode is same-gender only, enforced in the data model rather than left to good manners, so sisters see sisters and brothers see brothers. Married users are welcome there and at any public event. The marriage side stays separate. Learn more →

Nothing. There is no listing fee, no charge per attendee, and we take no cut of ticket sales. Hosting gets you a public page that search engines can find, RSVPs with a capacity limit, automatic reminders, door check-in, a gender setting, a halal food flag, and a photo album afterwards. Private events need only an account; public ones need one-time ID verification. Learn more →