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Her Students Put Muzz on Her Phone as a Prank. Then This Happened 👀

A Muzz Couple Story — Atlanta ↔ Chicago Everybody’s got a take on the apps. “ They don’t work.” “Nobody’s serious.” “I’d never.” Amira Thomas had that take too. For five years....

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Spain’s World Cup Win: A Lesson in Faith and Intention

After defeating Argentina in the final 1-0, Spain lifted the trophy for the second time in their history. While the result will be remembered for the skill, discipline and determination shown througho...

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Navigating the Journey to Finding Your Naseeb

The goal has never changed: it’s always been to find your naseeb, build a family, and create a life filled with barakah. The only thing that has changed is how we go about finding that person. O...

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What the World Cup Reminded Me About Meeting People

There’s something the World Cup does to a city. For a few weeks, everyone seems just a little more open. Plans come together without six weeks of WhatsApp messages. Friends who usually disappear...

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We Found the Most Eligible Muslim Footballers at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

The internet has questions. Like which World Cup players are Muslim? Is Achraf Hakimi married? We did the digging. Every World Cup has two competitions happening at once. One takes place on the field—...

Ramadan Donation Curve Explained: Lessons from Muzz’s $500K Sudan Campaign

As Muzz closes its 2026 Ramadan campaign , where the goal was to raise $500,000 to rebuild and equip a hospital in Sudan, Shahzad Younas, CEO and Founder of Muzz, wanted to share some interesting stat...

Muslim dating app takes 20% Ramadan hit but founder hopes for ‘explosive’ Eid

Founder of Muzz reveals changing user numbers during the holy month as subscribers raise £175,000 for hospital in Sudan. Weronika Strzyżyńska, Hyphen Reporter The founder of a Muslim dating app with m...

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Spain’s World Cup Win: A Lesson in Faith and Intention

The Muslims Still Standing: Every Muslim Player Left at This World Cup

The Atlas Lions are home, the group chat has moved through all five stages of grief, and four teams remain: France, Spain, England, and Argentina. Not exactly the ummah’s dream bracket. But look...

Morocco’s Out. Who Are We Rooting For Now?

Morocco fell 2–0 to France today, and the ummah’s team at this World Cup is going home. Of all the teams that could have ended it — it had to be France . The universe has jokes, and none of them...

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Her Students Put Muzz on Her Phone as a Prank. Then This Happened 👀

Navigating the Journey to Finding Your Naseeb

The goal has never changed: it’s always been to find your naseeb, build a family, and create a life filled with barakah. The only thing that has changed is how we go about finding that person. O...

What the World Cup Reminded Me About Meeting People

There’s something the World Cup does to a city. For a few weeks, everyone seems just a little more open. Plans come together without six weeks of WhatsApp messages. Friends who usually disappear...

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Preparing for Ramadan in the Quiet Corners of the West

There is a particular stillness that comes before Ramadan. It does not arrive all at once. It begins as a whisper. A saved recipe you promise to try this year. A message in the family group chat about...

Expressing Faith and Identity in Love: London Fashion Week 2025

We spoke with Sauda Husna Imam during London Fashion Week 2025, to unpack how fashion and culture influence the way Muslims view love, relationships and marriages today. Sauda is a multidisciplinary d...

Can Muslim Men and Women Be Friends? The Islamic Perspective for Life in the West

It’s one of the most common questions Muslims ask—especially those studying, working, or living in Western societies, where often times it would be impossible to avoid any interactions with the opposi...