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Tempat orang Muslim bertemu

Kami ialah aplikasi temu janji dan perkahwinan Muslim terunggul dengan lebih daripada 15 juta Muslim bujang yang mencari cinta.

Kami berbeza daripada aplikasi janji temu yang lain. Kami mencipta Muzz untuk membantu Muslim bujang mencari pasangan sempurna mereka sambil menghormati kepercayaan agama mereka. Ucapkan selamat tinggal kepada CV biodata yang membosankan dan makcik-makcik yang suka memaksa! Kami menyatukan lebih daripada 500 pasangan Muslim bahagia setiap hari dan meraikan lebih daripada 600,000 kisah kejayaan Muslim di seluruh dunia.

Adakah anda yang seterusnya? Daftar dan mula bertemu dengan orang bujang Muslim hari ini!

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Sembang secara percuma

PERCUMA sahaja untuk melihat profil, padanan, sembang & kahwin di Muzz.

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Panggilan Video percuma

Anda pilih siapa yang boleh ditelefon tanpa perlu kongsikan nombor telefon.

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Pengenalan Suara & Video Profil

Tunjukkan personaliti anda dan tonjolkan diri daripada orang lain dengan menambahkan Pengenalan Suara & Video Profil pada profil anda.

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Privasi Sepenuhnya

Sembunyikan foto anda dan gunakan nama panggilan untuk kekal awanama daripada rakan dan keluarga.

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Anda tidak dibenarkan untuk tangkap layar foto pada aplikasi. Di Muzz, kami mahu anda berasa selamat tanpa perlu risau gambar anda jatuh ke tangan orang yang tidak dikenali. Ini termasuk rakaman layar!

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Pengesahan Selfie

Kesemataan anda dijamin dengan semua profil disahkan menggunakan Pengesahan Selfie, pengesahan SMS dan pemeriksaan lokasi.

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Penapis Agama

Tapis orang Muslim di kawasan anda melalui mazhab, kaum, bilangan waktu mereka bersolat dan banyak lagi.

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Wali

Anda juga boleh menyertakan Wali bersama dalam perbualan anda agar fikiran anda lebih tenang.

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Emas Muzz

Berkahwin lebih cepat dengan Emas Muzz. Ini membolehkan anda menyesuaikan carian anda dengan lebih tepat dan menyemak imbas tanpa had.

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Tawar Hati atau Tak Ada Rezeki?

Pernah tak terfikir kenapa someone tiba-tiba rasa tertekan bila hubungan dah mula serius?

Before this semuanya okay. Borak pasal masa depan, pasal kahwin, kadang-kadang siap bergurau nak berapa orang anak. Tapi bila dah mula bincang pasal bertunang, majlis dan kehidupan selepas kahwin, tiba-tiba ada yang berubah.

Makin senyap. Makin menjauh. Benda yang dulu seronok dibualkan sekarang macam buat dia tak keruan dan cuba mengelak. Worst, dia tarik diri and tak nak continue.

Kita selalu panggil benda ni cold feet. Tapi macam mana kalau masalahnya bukan takut nak kahwin, tapi expectation terhadap perkahwinan tu sendiri yang menakutkan?

Maybe semakin banyak yang dibincangkan, baru kita sedar expectation masing-masing sebenarnya berbeza. Bila expectation terhadap role suami isteri, kewangan, family, lifestyle and cara handle masalah tak selari, everything starts to feel heavy.

Sebab tu before proceed towards a more serious relationship, ada tiga (3) perkara yang perlu dibincangkan terlebih dahulu.

Latar Belakang Keluarga (Family Background)

Bila hubungan dah makin serious, kita bukan cuma kenal pasangan. Kita juga perlahan-lahan akan masuk dalam dunia keluarga dia.

Sebab tu penting untuk faham latar belakang keluarga masing-masing. Ada tak prejudis terhadap pekerjaan, tahap pendidikan atau status kewangan? Kalau satu family lebih berada atau lebih berpelajaran, adakah perbezaan tu boleh buat satu pihak rasa inferior, atau pihak satu lagi tanpa sedar rasa superior?

At the same time, jangan terlalu cepat judge pasangan based on kesilapan ahli keluarga dia. Kalau ada adik-beradik yang pernah buat masalah, itu tak bermaksud pasangan kita akan ikut jalan yang sama. Family background boleh mempengaruhi seseorang, tapi bukan sumpahan turun-temurun.

Yang lebih penting ialah macam mana pasangan melihat dan handle keluarganya sendiri.

Adakah parents masih bergantung pada dia? Ada ahli keluarga yang perlu dijaga? Lepas kahwin nanti, sejauh mana responsibility tu akan kekal and macam mana ia mungkin affect kehidupan korang berdua?

Menjaga keluarga bukan automatically satu beban. Tapi bila responsibility tu tak pernah dibincangkan, ia boleh mula terasa seperti beban apabila pasangan hanya mengetahuinya selepas relationship dah terlalu serious.

Kewangan dan Pengurusan Duit (Financial Management)

Apa yang korang expect pasangan mampu and sanggup belanjakan dalam perkahwinan?

Financial conflict boleh muncul even before akad nikah lagi. Sorang nak majlis besar, sorang lagi nak sederhana. Family pun maybe ada expectation sendiri tentang hantaran, venue and jumlah tetamu. Bila kehendak mula melebihi kemampuan, tak pelik kalau salah seorang rasa terbeban dan mula fikir dua kali nak proceed.

Sebab tu penting untuk bincang cara buat keputusan tentang duit, bukan cuma berapa nak spend je.

Ada emergency fund kalau hilang pendapatan? Ada hutang atau komitmen yang pasangan belum tahu? Kalau savings cukup-cukup untuk majlis sahaja, sanggup kecilkan plan atau nak tambah hutang?

Yang penting, both of you faham macam mana pasangan melihat duit and boleh buat keputusan bersama bila kehendak tak match dengan kemampuan.

Majlis kahwin mungkin keputusan kewangan besar pertama korang buat bersama. And there’s definitely more to come.

Cara Mengendali Tekanan dan Perubahan (Stress Management)

Katakanlah korang dah berjaya cari jalan tengah untuk semua benda tadi. Tapi kehidupan lepas kahwin takkan sentiasa ikut apa yang korang dah plan.

Masa masih dalam fasa mengenali pasangan, perhatikan cara dia react when things don’t go as planned. Dia boleh adjust atau terus diam dan menjauh? Bila berlaku konflik, dia boleh communicate calmly atau cepat melenting? Bila penat atau tertekan, boleh tak dia minta tolong tanpa lepaskan semuanya dekat orang sekeliling?

Benda yang sama kena tanya pada diri sendiri juga.

Sebelum berkahwin, ada cara kita handle masalah yang mungkin tak kacau sesiapa sebab kebanyakan keputusan hanya beri kesan pada diri sendiri. Lepas kahwin, cara kita marah, kecewa, stres atau buat keputusan akan kena dekat pasangan sekali.

Personaliti dan cara handle emosi setiap orang memang berbeza. Yang penting, both of you boleh faham cara masing-masing, tahu approach yang sesuai and sanggup adjust accordingly when things change.

All in all, jangan terlalu cepat judge bila someone tiba-tiba cold feet. Kadang-kadang bukan sebab dia takut berkahwin, tapi bila things get real, baru nampak expectation yang selama ni tak pernah dibincangkan.

Manusia memang tak perfect. Kita boleh bincang sebanyak mana pun sebelum kahwin, tapi tetap akan ada benda yang hanya kita belajar bila dah hidup bersama.

At least, real conversation sebelum kahwin boleh bantu kita faham expectation masing-masing lebih awal. Lepas kahwin nanti, both sides masih kena usaha untuk adjust, communicate and improve the relationship supaya lebih saling memahami bila berdepan dengan dugaan yang tak pernah dirancang.

Kalau masih mencari pasangan, Muzz boleh bantu bagi sedikit clarity dari awal. Melalui features seperti Marriage Plan, Religious Practice dan Personality, kita boleh filter calon yang lebih dekat dengan apa yang kita cari sebelum mula mengenali mereka dengan lebih serious.

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I Deleted the App. Then I Came Back. Here’s What Changed

If you are reading this, you must be one of those who uninstalled a dating app because it feels overwhelming, but then reinstalled it again because how else can you find your jodoh, right?

No shame in uninstalling an app and then reinstalling it. The feeling of disappointment and overwhelm is fairly valid. But this is something for you to ponder before continuing to read this article. Deleting a date-to-marriage app like Muzz doesn’t just solve your singlehood, right? There was a drive, a reason why you installed Muzz in the first place. Deleting an app and not proactively doing anything isn’t gonna fix the issue you faced previously.

You still end up complaining about being single, just that this time, you have Muzz to blame – a “boring” or “place for unserious people”. Take this for someone in their 30s, where I got fed up with Muzz, blamed everyone on the app, uninstalled it, and then realised that I have been doing everything wrong. Now, alhamdulillah, I met my husband on Muzz. These are all the things that I did in the gap from uninstalling to reinstalling the app.

💬 I start asking the makcik & anne, “How was your day?”

That must sound counterintuitive to you, but I promise, stay with me till the end. We Malaysians berpisah tiada with our coffee. Either a pre-ordered coffee from Zus Coffee, Kenangan Coffee, or kopi o ais from your favorite mamak or makcik jual nasi lemak. You and I, we are so eager for what’s next. Once you wake up, next is to get ready. Check wether the traffic or MRT/LRT is working or not. Rush out of the house. Singgah to grab breakfast. Then finally reach office – and the list goes on. Do you notice that we actually don’t talk… to anyone we don’t know? The makcik, the barista, the anne, we just tell what we want, and we move on.

Do you realise that all great couples out there start from being a…stranger? How does that happen, if you ask? It all started with the most awkward yet simple question, “How was your day?” or “Dah makan ke tu?”.

Yes, those micro interactions that opened a door to a whole new world. This micro interaction is a skill that we are slowly losing. I noticed that I feel irritated or bored when someone initiates a small conversation, when the fact is that all great couples out there started with a micro interaction. I used every single opportunity in real-life experience to ask small questions, create micro interactions, even when it is awkward, because I need to reshape my brain on how I view micro interactions. You see where this is going? Now, let’s move to the next one.

🎾 I subscribe to Pickleball sessions once a week

Since pickleball was a trend in Malaysia, I decided to join, especially after I uninstalled Muzz. I joined pickleball thinking that it would be a dainty and pretty sport. Turns out, I sweat more than in tennis! I needed to train, understand its rules, and above all, know how to swing my paddle correctly.

By the third week, my body was aching. I am a career woman, so I spend long hours at work. After a long day, all I need to do is sleep and call it a day. But this time around, I can’t do that. I probably skipped a couple of sessions, but I make sure I drag myself to the court once a week. The result? I actually can allocate my time for pickleball. It became natural to my routine. I don’t see the need to drag myself, as it feels natural. So, what does this have to do with Muzz?

The pickleball, which I had to drag myself to, turned out to be easy – that was me training myself to take action and stick to the promise I have for myself. I get it, one boring interaction will feel demotivating and feels that you are wasting your time there. But he is not the only one there, right? I knew that I needed to commit at least 15 mins – 30 mins a day scrolling through Muzz and liking any profiles that I like. I gave each profile 2-3 days before deciding whether I would like to continue the conversation or not. Out of all the apps, Muzz is the one and only app that gives users full authority to control whom they can chat/talk with. I know I need to take action, and I also have the control to filter out anyone that I dislike.

🤲🏻 Finally, Kun Faya Kun

Be, and it becomes. Jodoh, ajal, kiamat – these are all the things that will happen when Allah says it. We as humans, being in the state of the unknown, just feel overwhelmed and defeated. We are always in a state of “so what’s next?” As humans, we need to let go of the outcome and just focus on becoming. 

I let go of the mindset “is he the one for me?” and instead, fixed myself. The time I wasn’t on Muzz was used to improve myself in becoming a better Muslimin. Trust is being placed in Allah with the certainty that He will send me the right one while I focus on becoming His’ right one

Alhamdulillah, I am now one of those 800k couples who Met on Muzz. I am pretty sure everyone who met their spouse on Muzz had to go through internal conflicts, awkward questions, and periods of uncertainty before they decided on marriage. If we can, Insyallah, you who are reading this can too.

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It All Starts By Asking The Right Questions

The first lesson in building a lasting marriage doesn’t begin after the wedding. It begins with learning how to compromise with the people who helped bring us to this moment. The very idea of marriage can be daunting for some but what happens before marriage sets the wedding on the right or wrong trajectory.

It may feel like a stressful part of wedding planning, but moments like these quietly teach us one of the most important skills for a lasting marriage: the willingness to compromise. Long before the future husband says, “Aku terima nikah…”, we are already learning how to listen, understand and meet each other halfway. That is why, you need to ask the right soalan sebelum kahwin.

Do It First Before Expecting It

Before explaining why you prefer a smaller wedding, take a moment to understand why your parents want a bigger one. To them, every name on the guest list represents relationships they have spent years building, a neighbor who was always there, a relative who showed up during difficult times or a friend who celebrated life’s milestones together.

While you may see a growing bill, they may see years of relationships they hope to honour. Compromise doesn’t always begin by convincing someone to agree with us. Sometimes, it begins by recognising the heart behind their request.

Building Decisions, Not Winning Arguments

As important as it is to learn this with our parents, wedding planning also teaches us another lesson. Beyond finding common ground with our families, we must also learn how to make decisions alongside the one we are about to spend the rest of our lives with.

Every decision, from the wedding budget and decorations to the guest list itself, becomes an opportunity to practise making decisions as a team.

You may prefer to spend more on photography while your partner feels it is better to put that money towards your future home. One of you may dream of an intimate wedding, while the other hopes to celebrate with a slightly bigger crowd.

Neither perspective is right nor wrong. They simply have different priorities shaped by different experiences. These moments remind us that marriage is not about finding someone who thinks exactly like we do. It is about building a life with someone whose opinions may differ from ours, while continuing to move in the same direction.

Every conversation becomes less about proving whose idea is better and more about asking, “What is the best decision for us?” But even when both of you have reached an agreement, there is still one final compromise that no one else can make for you. The one with yourself.

Choosing What Matters Most

While it is important to compromise with our parents and our partner, perhaps the hardest compromise is the one we make with ourselves. There may be moments when your partner and parent are more than willing to accommodate your preferences, but after giving it some thought, you may realise that not every preference needs to be met.

Choosing to let go is not losing. It is recognising that what you want is not always what your relationship needs most at that moment.

In Islam, there is a beautiful concept known as ithar, choosing to put someone else’s needs before our own out of love, not because we are forced to.

Sometimes, love is expressed not by insisting on what we want, but by willingly letting go of what we do not truly need. In many ways, that quiet decision may become one of the greatest acts of love long before the wedding even begins.

The First Lessons Of Marriage

Looking back, perhaps the guest list was never just about numbers. It was our first lesson in navigating the compromises that every marriage will eventually bring.

We learn to understand our parents before expecting them to understand us. We learn to make decisions with our partner instead of making them alone.

And the hardest lesson of all, we learn to let go of preferences that are not essential so we can protect something far more valuable.

Perhaps that is why planning a wedding can feel so challenging. It quietly prepares us for many of the same conversations we will continue to have throughout marriage, with our parents, with our spouse and even with ourselves.

The conversations and lessons never really end. Only the topics do. At Muzz, we believe that asking 1 right question will help you know whether that relationship is for you. We have a set of opening questions that users can use in the apps to help you carry the conversation better. Awkward situation who? We don’t know her at Muzz.

A lasting marriage is not built by two people who always get what they want. It is built by two people who keep choosing understanding over ego, and us over me.

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