Jahan musalman milte hain

Faryal once told her sister she didn’t want to get married. After some difficult past experiences, she had made peace with the idea of staying single. Still, she downloaded Muzz, and had even told her mother, who fully supported her.

Abdul Rehman, meanwhile, first heard about Muzz at a wedding. A friend mentioned a news channel talking about a new rishta app people were using to get married. Curious, he looked it up and found Muzz. He hesitated at first, since apps aren’t always socially accepted in Pakistani society, but decided to give it a try.

Then came the bio that changed everything:

“Assalam o Alaikum sisters – obviously before marriage you’re all my sisters.”

Faryal found it hilarious, and matched with him instantly.

Their conversations were easy and fun. Abdul Rehman says he felt their vibes matched right away. In the beginning, he agreed with almost everything Faryal said, ticking all her boxes so perfectly that she wondered if he was just trying to impress her. But over time, she realized that’s genuinely who he is.

They laugh about how Abdul Rehman usually apologizes first. He jokes that maybe it’s written in the marriage contract:

“Sorry’s and apologies are the husband’s department, and I’m the Chief Minister of that department.”

Faryal reflects that if they had met ten years ago, it probably wouldn’t have worked. She would have argued more, maybe even blocked him. Growth and timing made all the difference. Abdul Rehman agrees: when you’re younger, your temperament is different.

Today, they encourage parents to trust their children to choose their own partners, and to give them time to learn about themselves. Faryal is especially grateful to her parents for allowing her that choice. In fact, her siblings have also gotten married through Muzz, and her parents joke that one day her own children should use it too.

What started with a joke in a bio turned into a marriage built on timing, growth, and a lot of laughter, and Faryal and Abdul Rehman recommend Muzz to anyone searching for a serious life partner.

If you had told Sofia and Fahim that their happily-ever-after would begin with an unmatch, they probably wouldn’t have believed you. But sometimes, the right rishta just needs a second chance, and maybe also a Muzz Gold subscription.

Sofia and Fahim, both from Karachi, began their rishta journeys the way many do: through traditional routes that promised a lot and delivered… well, very little. Fahim had been introduced to the world of rishta aunties, where profiles arrived regularly but nothing ever clicked.

After one too many mismatches, a friend finally said what Fahim needed to hear: “Why don’t you try Muzz?”

Sofia, on the other hand, had also given traditional matchmaking a fair shot, but again, she was never interested. When she saw an ad for Muzz, she hesitated. Online apps weren’t really her thing, in fact, Muzz would be the only app she ever tried. Compared to the slow back-and-forth of traditional rishtas, Muzz allowed her to actually get to know someone directly, and quickly. For someone serious about marriage, that made all the difference.

Then came the match. Fahim saw Sofia’s profile, immediately felt drawn to it, and sent her a message. Sofia, unfortunately, was so done with the whole process at that point that she unmatched him and deactivated her profile entirely. When Sofia later decided to give Muzz one last look, she logged back in and went through her inbox, and there he was – Fahim’s profile stood out instantly, but there was only one problem: she couldn’t message him anymore.

Most people would’ve sighed and moved on. Sofia didn’t. She subscribed to Muzz Gold, rematched with Fahim, and sent him a message. all while wondering if he’d even be open to talking now. Turns out, he was more than open.

What Fahim liked most were Sofia’s profile photos – they were unfiltered, natural, and refreshingly real. What started as a conversation quickly turned into something deeper. Within a week of talking, both knew they were serious.

They met only after their parents were in the loop, choosing to do things the halal way, together with their families. Fahim passed Sofia’s mother’s number to his own mom, and from there, things moved smoothly. Meetings happened, conversations flowed, and both families got along well.

Today, Sofia and Fahim are happily married and parents to a beautiful daughter.

Sofia now recommends Muzz to others with one simple piece of advice:Everyone has their own timeline. Be patient. What’s meant for you will find you – sometimes after an unmatch.

It’s not every day that a marriage story begins with a cat, but for Hadiqa and Ammar, that’s exactly how it happened.

Scrolling through Muzz with the intention of finding something serious (and very much not involving rishta aunties), Hadiqa paused on one profile in particular. It was not a flashy bio or an over-rehearsed photo that caught her eye; it was Ammar, holding a cat named Chilli. There was a sincerity in that picture that felt real enough to make her swipe right.

Both Hadiqa and Ammar are from Karachi, though their journeys had taken them far beyond it. Hadiqa grew up in Saudi Arabia and went on to pursue a career in medicine. Ammar, raised in Karachi, later moved to Oman for work. Despite living in different places and leading different lives, they shared the same intention: they were ready for marriage, and they wanted to find their person in a way that felt genuine and respectful.

Muzz became the place where those paths crossed.

From the very beginning, Ammar kept things refreshingly simple. He asked Hadiqa just two questions:“Do you like cats?”and“Are you a good person?”

For Ammar, those answers were enough. And for Hadiqa, the honesty behind those questions spoke volumes.

They talked for a week. By day seven, Ammar had already told his mother, right after she returned from Umrah, when the topic of him finding a partner came up naturally. By day nine, Hadiqa had met Ammar’s family.

Things moved quickly, but never carelessly.

In fact, Hadiqa jokes that she fell for her mother-in-law even before she fell for Ammar, and from there, the rest really was history.

For Hadiqa, the moment she knew she’d made the right decision came in the quietest, most ordinary way. She once mentioned to Ammar that she likes her omelette cooked in a very specific way. The next morning, he woke up earlier than usual just to make it exactly how she liked it.

Because sometimes love isn’t about grand gestures, it’s about paying attention to the little things.

Today, Hadiqa and Ammar look back at their story with gratitude (and a soft spot for Chilli, of course). And if Ammar has one piece of advice for anyone still searching on Muzz?

“Get a cat. It got me married, come on.”

And, honestly, we couldn’t argue with that.