Muslims Don’t Date, We Marry: What That Really Means?

“Muslims don’t date, we marry.” It’s a phrase you’ve probably heard a dozen times when referencing Muslims finding a spouse, but often the phrase is misunderstood. The reality isn’t that Muslims...

Tie Your Camel: Taking Action on Marriage After Ramadan

made du’a for marriage in ramadan? here’s how to actually move on it Ramadan had you different. You were focused. Grounded. Clear on what you want. You weren’t entertaining nonsense. You weren’t wasti...

15 Powerful Duas for Your Naseeb (What to Ask Allah for in a Righteous Spouse)

If you’re searching for a dua for a righteous spouse, it probably means one of two things. You’re either waiting. Or you’re unsure about someone. And Ramadan, especially Laylatul Qadr, makes that wait...

Black, Muslim and in Love: How Kaosara and Ridwan Redefined Identity on Muzz

For Kaosara and Ridwan, love wasn’t about blending in, it was about standing out. As proud Nigerian Muslims who found love through Muzz, they built profiles that celebrated their faith, culture, and a...

Black History Month UK: Love Through a Multicultural Lens

We spoke with Maryam Thomas during Black History Month UK , to unpack how Muslims from multicultural and mixed heritages view love, relationships and marriages today. Maryam is a digital creator who s...

A Single Muslim’s Guide to Balancing Family Expectations and First Date Anxiety

Finding a partner, marriage, and everything in between can feel like a balancing act, especially for Muslims who are constantly navigating cultural expectations and personal goals. On one hand, there’...

Muslim Sisterhood: What Being a Girl’s Girl Really Looks Like

The phrase “girl’s girl” is often used to describe a woman who stands by other women, the friend who cheers you on and reminds you of your worth. But through an Islamic lens, this concept carries even...