A Message from the Muzz CEO
What a year 2018 has been! It’s been a lot of tireless effort by our hard working team at Muzz this year. We’ve said hello to some new people, said goodbye to a few others and have grown our family in
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Wo sich Muslime treffen
Wir sind die führende Dating- und Heirats-App für Muslime mit über 8 Millionen Single Muslimen auf der Suche nach Liebe.
Wir sind nicht wie andere Dating-Apps. Wir haben Muzz entwickelt, um Single Muslimen zu helfen, ihren perfekten Partner zu finden und dabei ihre religiösen Überzeugungen zu wahren. Keine langweiligen Lebensläufe und keine aufdringlichen Nervensägen mehr! Wir bringen jeden Tag mehr als 500 glückliche muslimische Paare zusammen und feiern über 400,000 muslimische Erfolgsgeschichten weltweit.
Bist du vielleicht der Nächste? Lade die App herunter und lerne noch heute Single Muslime kennen!
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What our members say
“Ideal and halal way to meet a potential spouse”
Lulud Oktaviani
“It's a beautiful place to meet women in a halal manner”
Bassy Bruno
“I'm falling in love with this app”
Rabia Shahab
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Latest stories
Muzz builds (pink) homes for Syrian refugees in Turkey!
Transparency is super important to us here at Muzz. We met up with Muslim Aid USA to provide an update to all of the generous users that helped us reach our goal this Ramadan. Thanks to your support,
How Young Muslims Define 'Halal Dating' For Themselves
When 18-year-old Nermeen Ileiwat first began college, she could not wait to get into a relationship — maybe even get engaged before graduation. But after one year, the rising sophomore realized she had