Muzz: Muslim Marriage & Social Reviews

by Hahahanfockebxg

$46 for 10 chats (which give me the option to send only 1 message to someone unless they respond back which is 5%rate)
And $85 for 10 profile boosts!
Gold membership gets you 1 boost every 3 days and 1 chat every day! Very generous!!

So basically to have 30% normal response rate. Which is relatively low comparing to other scathing or matching sites. You need to spend $800 a month on Muzz.
Not mentioning the 80% “just looking” profiles or “hi” profiles without knowing nothing about the person! 80% not serious and if you are divorce or have kids your chances to get a response is less than 1%

I am not sure how they can verify sisters profiles who uses very heavy makeups that makes them look like someone else.
Like why sisters need to wear heaving make up and hid all the things they think going to push someone away! So they think someone going to marry them without knowing how they truly look like!
I think they should not allow any sisters with heavy make up. And shape up too. Oh yeah they can make the shapes different.
Smaller nose. Larger eyes
Longer eye lashes. I truly hate make up.
And sisters who abuse using it should know they can’t fool someone because end of the day they will wash and deeply clean. And remove all those layers of colors and whatever they called. Imagine !

by N_Rahim

This is an app which targets the Muslim population yet the staff does not understand the basic foundation our religion is based on and they gear to please unIslamic principles. This “Muslim app” runs on ads that include tabarujat, i.e. women who decide to go against the rulings Allah has placed for their modesty - those who are cursed by our beloved Prophet (peace be upon him) - and conversations between the opposite genders concerning irrelevant topics, this is basically the step of dating. In Islam, when we want to talk to the opposite gender concerning marriage, our conversations should be about that! About things that we NEED to talk about, not to video chat about some cooking recipe, as shown in the pictures. Also, for the brothers signing up, HOW are you keeping to your religion while scrolling through pictures of scandalous girls?? Imam Al-Shafi’s memory, may Allah have mercy on him, was affected when he accidentally saw the ANKLE of a sister uncovered, where is your imaan now my brothers? This is an app designed to please Muslims who do not value staying away from fitnah, it is not halal just because it labels itself as is. We must stick to the real meaning of being Muslims and that is submission to Allah’s commandments.

by Mita1106

Privacy: Muzz shares too detailed of information on your location and updates to the location you’re at, every time you update filters. If you turn off location, you can’t adjust the filters. This is unsafe. Terrible user experience.

Boosts & notifications: when I first setup my profile Muzz automatically applied a boost which was overwhelming especially since there are continuous notifications that pop up. I had finished setting up and couldn’t change my location so I felt a deep invasion of my privacy.

Tracking: it’s honestly too creepy knowing whose looked at your profile, how long ago, and who passed. Honestly I feel like that’s a setup to kill your confidence. This is poor human design. Naivety may be valuable in this case.

Also the job categories is super limited and generalizes everyone, in a bad way, making it harder to stand out. That granularity/categorization is unnecessary. Just let others describe their title themselves like other apps.

The one nice feature is when you unmatch you can briefly explain why before it terminates. That’s a nice human interaction.

Overall, there’s too many features that are fluff (probably to support vanity metrics) and actually not supportive for fostering relationships. Other apps in the space are more intentional about their design.

by Hjkcxsfgh

Even with gold subscription, advance filters are not deal-breakers. Despite setting those filters, I see everyone, from all criteria, all walks of life. This makes focusing on finding the right partner hard, because I have to go through all these profiles I don’t want. Please add deal-breakers to advanced filters??

2- No mechanism to limit visibility to only people I like or advanced filters I set. So everyone sees me, and tries to reach out. It’s nice of them but again, I’m trying to offend people but I don’t want to waste my time on Muzz . If I blurr photos then no one can see them, even the profiles I like. Please add a limited visibility mechanism so that my profile is only visible to those I like or within my advanced filters.

So far, even with gold membership, my experience on Muzz os just as frustrating as without having paid the membership.

by Khizer9t2

So I’m a guy in my late 20s and I’ve been using Muzz on and off for about 2 years now, matched with some lovely people when I was using the free version but didn’t workout they either end up ghosting or find someone better. Thing is that I didn’t have great pictures in the beginning and now I’ve got better pictures since it’s all about looks really and I paid for the gold version. I’m trying to reset likes to be seen again but it’s not working, I keep getting a message to try again. So I’m stuck on Muzz full of girls who are looking for a handsome hunk of their dreams (and some, mainly reverts looking for a beautiful middle eastern men and Arab girls looking for Arab guys or white guys). I’m really disappointed that I paid for features which were promised don’t even work, so with all those girls on Muzz I have to deal with these bugs too which is not helping at all.

I need a full refund because I paid for features which were promised to work but are not working. I feel like I was cheated.

by Snowyyear

There are too many inactive users. They should delete users who haven’t logged in a month. As well as give 24 hours to say something to a match or else Muzz delete the match and if there hasn’t been much conservation the match should be deleted. So many women & men have made profiles but lets be honest it’s a chit chatting app. I have matched with 2 men who are good . I would have to relocate for both of them . Most of the men on here don’t even know why they made a profile on here . I don’t think anyone will find their partner on here but maybe you will like me . It’s definitely tough !! One of the guys who is interested and serious is a Pakistani driver who told me he wants me to live with him then he’ll propose . I told him we can see each other and date . He told me his cousin lives with his girlfriend . Disgusting idiot that probably won’t find a woman . Ladies please save your time , energy and focus . Muzz has very unattractive and undesirable intolerable men . I think if anyone was really wanting a partner should tell their parent’s and their parents can tell the matchmaker in back home to connect you with a potential partner . I have had 55 matches all Pakistani & Indian they haven’t sent me a single word . Oh yea just a heads up the majority of men are Indian & Pakistani.

by Jcantony

One would think that it isn’t muzmatch fault in creating a terrible experience. Most woman who are on Muzz are looking for Prince Charming . The others tend to talk disappear then talk again then disappear . Muzmatch isn’t helping at all . They say they welcome ideas but as long as it doesn’t hurt their pockets . They always answer with be patient . ( keep buying our gold membership) is what they mean . They try to make you believe that the reason your not being seen , liked …… is because your not a gold member . but they never warn you that the person you liked or want to Instant match isn’t interested . It’s always 100 % compatible . Then you have the fake accounts That muzmatch either creates or it bypasses them even though they have a regress profile approval system . If you report them they only hide the profile from you . Which is shady . All in all this isn’t it jack . If you care about your well-being and don’t want to destroy your self esteem run away . If muzmatch really cared about people like Muslims should do . They wouldn’t be doing this . I understand it’s costly to operate but we are talking about a serious topic MARRIAGE This isn’t tinder .

by Shareeqphx

First, the good things. Muzz keeps it simple for Muslim men and women to seek partners for marriage. It has a fairly good pool of verified individuals looking to find a match for themselves. An app for Muslims to find a life partner has been long pending and Muzzmatch comes close to meeting that need.

Now I’ll come to what can be improved. Options to set the partner preferences are poor or discriminatory. For example, if I am looking to find a partner who is not very practicing or someone who only prays occasionally, Muzz doesn’t give you that option. This is because the option that comes close to this is ‘at least moderately practicing’ & ‘at least prays occasionally‘ which will include all those who are ‘very practicing’ & ‘always prays’ respectively and everything in between. This is either poor design or discriminatory. I tend to think it is discriminatory because Muzz gets the search option right in case of marital status, Islamic dress, etc

Give people the option to find a partner of their preferred religiosity and prayer level.

by Nickelbackfan89

I—like every millennial Muslim—downloaded Muzz with the faint hope that I’d match with someone who’d lead towards marriage. The most recent app update (post January 2020) makes that dreams seem impossible. Muzz is built in an almost identical format of hinge, that focuses on pictures and short blurbs instead of a singular intro paragraph.

The difference is Hinge has built in prompts and convo starters to help guide and engage users. Instead when you type your text is randomly broken up throughout your profile. Another HUGE lose for me is the order in which the information on profiles appears. Why is religion and status(single, widowed, divorces etc) BELOW languages spoken? I’m talking WAY down towards the bottom of a profile. By the time I scroll that far I’ve already figured out if we speak the same language or not....what I want to know up front is are you practicing (esp on a “Muslim” app) and what you do for a living. All that info needs to be in ONE singular location. Make these changes I’ll add a star and a half. (:

by Ease123

So I signed up for the one week premium trial. Muzz is so glitchy!! Every time I’m in the “people who swiped right on me” section and swipe left on one of the profiles to remove them, when I go to the next profile it shows me the one I already swiped left on, again! Also, the list of people that swiped right on you should show the same way the main swiping page shows, as in I should be able to swipe left or right on them quickly and it should take me to the next profile rather than having to click on each specific profile individually. I have over 100 people who have swiped right on me and I can’t get the number down because it takes so long to get through them, because 1) Muzz is glitchy and keeps showing the same profiles I already swiped left on and 2) the interface doesn’t allow me to quickly swipe left or right on them. Very annoying!!! Please update.

by Fairdd

This is app is not a great tool to find a wife . Lots of girls to swipe but even if your lucky enough after you match ,they rarely respond or continue conversation. Mostly they are from pakistan and looking for desi husbands so if you dont have pakistanese background its really hard to find someone but not impossible . Many girls and i heard guys as well are looking for visa and status here thats a huge turn off to get to know someone to build a life. Some people here they lie about their past. They are separated but they say we’re are single in their profile . They make up stories to convince they are single which i think its not a good thing .This happened to me couple times and i was surprised
Dont get their premium .its just give you unlimited swipes . I got for one month and totally disappointed

by AlaskanJos

Muzz is fine, people seem to be a bit more serious and if they aren’t you can tell almost immediately based on their bio.
I wish the “frequency of prayer” wasn’t a good option because for many of us that is one of the most important aspects.
As a niqabi your only option is to 1) take off the niqab and show your face or 2) pay for gold and have your photos blurred then tell the brother that you wear niqab and won’t in blue your photos for him which is a red flag. Just issues that there must be some way around. I understand why the guidelines exist it’s just quite bothersome.
I wish it didn’t tell people when you view their page, sometimes I’m talking with someone and use their page for reference but I look like a weirdo going back to their page two/three times in 20 minutes.

by H4mz4Li

I hope this review finds you well. And that there are other users who agree with me.

Please introduce a yearly plan. $60 / 3 months is ridiculous. Minder offers 12 months for $72. That’s not even a comparison…. And why charge users for viewing the images now?? That signals that this is now about money rather than helping Muslims find their future spouses. I understand wanting to make a profit but customers’ satisfaction is important.

Also, the blurred images feature should be disabled. Completely taken out. That feature is also ridiculous. This is not the 1900s (or prior) where people blindly get married. Personality and character are crucial but VERY rarely does a person marry someone without seeing them first. Looks are a part of compatibility.

by M0ney M0

Muzz is cool and is definitely one my favorite apps out of the other dating apps I tried. Two things that really bother me is the ad that keeps popping up encouraging you buy a membership. It’s annoying and ruins the flow of things. It’s like I’m navigating a mine field when going through Muzz trying to be careful to not have an ad pop up. Lastly the fact that you can run out of likes when you DON’T like someone is whack. Coming from Tinder and Hinge this is something that bugged me and that doesn’t make me want to buy a membership more. It just ruins the user experience for me. Other than these two things this is definitely an awesome app. Feels a little strict with the rules and that’s understandable. They want to make sure accounts on there are real and that’s what I really appreciate about it because you’re most likely talking to another person not a bot. I still don’t think they should’ve removed my photo tho because that was definitely me in the pic 😅. The UI/UX is also nicely done. Quick and simple to use.

by Sakinah B.

I loved Muzz because it gave me access to many so options and I actually have found a brother that is serious about me, but as a revert /convert its kinda scary.

Men spoke to me very sexually and aggressively just because they felt I would be was not as serious about marriage as a muslimah by birth would be.....they were wrong. One man admitted to preying on reverts because they are more open to casual sex (an assumption in my case). Muzz is clearly for marriage and I think all profiles that advertise “not looking for anything serious” should be deleted, that’s what Tinder is for.

by Hi I'm Reality Check

I get likes all the time. I respond fairly quickly and never hear from them again. It's no wonder why so many of us are headed into our 30's and still single. Muslims are terrible at this. Part of it isn't our fault as our parents told us not to talk to the opposite gender all our lives and now we are headed to or in our 30's and they are wondering where are wives and husbands are. Oh yeah, also I think this site has bots. I don't believe all these profiles are genuine.

My social circle shrunk with regards to Muslims as I left college. People tend to move all with life for various reasons. So I gave this a shot and it's either bots or you're so paranoid and introverted (perhaps egotistical) that you can't send a message or even reply? One girl changes her mind? Possible. But over and over again? "It may just be you" you say? But it doesn't go past "hi" lol.

Cool, so sit there then and wonder why you can't find the right person. I much rather be alone than parade myself on this anymore. I get more attention from non-Muslim woman than my own - it's absurd. It's partly because Muslim woman act like their dads are watching over their shoulders even away from home when you approach them in public. My friends have the same issue. I'll go with the rishta ladies at this point. Deuces.

by Elmolovesmimi

Muzz has improved a lot since I first downloaded it a few months ago. The texting feature is much better now. There are a lot of profiles on muzmatch and the people on it come from very diverse groups so I think Muzz is for anyone looking to find a spouse. I also like how you can set certain filters so the profiles you're seeing are more compatible with you. However, one thing I find odd is that the option to filter out profiles based on prayer level and practicing level is only exclusive to premium members. Considering the fact that this is a Muslim matchmaking app, I would think that compatibility in deen is the number one priority, so everyone should have access to these filters. Unfortunately, not everyone can afford the upgrade, so it can be frustrating trying to sort through profiles without these two filters on. Another suggestion I would make to the developers is to add a zabiha vs non zabiha option, because some Muslims use 'halal' and 'zabiha' interchangeably, whereas others do not, and this can cause some confusion.

by Meetme Raaaating

Alhamdulilah, I got a lot of amazing matches and there is many options to choose from. Any location, ethnicity, how religious they are (but that's for you to find out!), age, etc. This is coming from a female's perspective. App was developed well and no glitches! You can request to rematch again if someone unmatched you or if you unmatched them and blur your photo if you don't want someone to see it then give the option for them to see it when you're ready. Best Muslim dating/matrimonial app in my opinion. There are some non Muslims on there.. weird.. The upgrade paid version gives you more options. I just found my man 😜 My cousin found his soulmate on here and they're now happily married mA. some are serious, some ready for marriage ASAP, and others are just there to waste your time (stay cautious)! Hopefully you find your person iA.

EDIT: I’m extremely grateful for Muzz alhamdulilah cause I met the love of my life , best friend, life partner, amazing husband and soulmate. What we wouldn’t do for each other! Completed half of our deen. We are long distance but making it work with our love, commitment and du’as for each other. We are now married and had our Nikkah done recently!! 💍Thank you so much Muzmatch!!☺️🙏🏼💕

by Praise Be To Our Creator

I converted to Islam almost 5 years ago and was in search for a religious, Allah fearing husband. During Ramadan 2019, I made a lot of dua for this to happen and turns out so did he. Alhamdulillah I met the love of my life shortly after Ramadan and got married after 2 weeks of knowing him! SubhanAllah if Allah needs something it will happen! We are now almost 6 months into our marriage and I pray that Allah continues to bless us and protect us from the evil ones! Insha Allah all of you looking for marriage finds your true love and may Allah make them the coolness of your eyes. And may Allah grant us all offspring that will be the coolness of our eyes also! ALHAMDULILLAH :)

by Noorybaby

I didn’t quite settle down with anyone I’ve met on Muzmatch. The first guy asked me to marry him in a rush even though he isn’t a permanent resident/ citizen in the country, having zero job and means to provide for a family. I felt he was just out looking for someone to give him a Green card. I tried to help out by assisting both morally and financially fi sabilillah but his behavior and demeanor towards other people, use of profanity, racist comments, quick temper, manipulative sneaky ways and the way he pressures me to financially play the role of the man, sign up on a mortgage, leading me to do haram sexual acts, and the pressure told me this isn’t the man I’d want to spend a lifetime with.
The same applies with the second one; same story and they are all perverts wallah

by Za214

Asalaamu Alikum/Hello,

Muzz is meant to be used “Halal” way. Most of the guys in these apps are not serious to potentially get married. Both ladies and guys are taking advantage of this apps only for doing things are not permissible in Islam. Along with, the guys don’t even bother to communicate. These apps have now become an issue in USA especially. All these profiles are the same across the country whether through muzmatch or facebook of whatsapp yet people are still confused of how to decide to which person to consider. It is shame to say that these apps are like your picking and choosing a car model; until you don’t give the full test drive then at the end you choose the right one. People are talking to 20 people at once and don’t bother being genuine. How is Muzz even helpful?

May Allah guide the Ummah, forgive each and every one of us that use Muzz in the wrong way. Ameen

by Usmang

I respect the idea of any Muslim marriage application since it’s tough for us who follow Islam to find relationships organically. However, I paid a premium to give it a shot for one month. What I received was absolutely no way to hide blurred and private profiles so I can’t see what the person looks like and even if I can see what they look like they make it every difficult by plastering an instant match button taking up most of the screen. Not only is it invasive for the other party because they have not agreed to this, but it is extremely annoying because I can’t see their face. I will improve my rating if I see improvements.

Note: The free version of Muzz is absolutely terrible. I get that they need to pay the bills, but constantly promoting offers for a free month after referral or joining premium every few swipes is definitely mildly infuriating.

by Donotpissmeoff

I thought I would give this a app try with the hope that a “Muslim” themed app would avoid all the trash on an app like Tinder and allow me to connect with like minded Muslim females seeking marriage... nope forget it all hopes “quashed”!

I’ve been on the site now for about a month and I can confirm all the critical reviews and comments to date as my experience has been similarly if not the same dissatisfaction. In particular, not even one female has ever even viewed my profile much less reply despite weeks of diligently reading and swiping on profiles.

Even on Tinder I would regularly recieve matches so it’s impossible that on Muzmatch I would be so “shunned” by hundreds and hundreds of women who found me so undesirable that they would refuse to even view my profile.

Moreover, for about a week now my screen has been locked on a profile that I already “passed” on and the only option for me to continue to “swipe” passed this profile is to change the “pass” to a “like”, but only by upgrading my subscription to a paid premium subscriprion. 🙄

Now, just as of the writing of this review Muzz has entirely crashed due to a “internal error”... oh yeah there is an internal error with Muzz for sure because their so called “support” has completely ignored my request for assistance.

by Fly Guy Extra0rdinaire

Most of the woman on Muzz isn’t even covered and isn’t even appropriately dressed. Let alone they have non Muslim woman who aren’t even Muslim. For 8months I didn’t even have my picture up there and they was never an issue as to what I was using as pic. Recently I decided to buy a month of a premium and decided to put back my pic that was up there prior before me removing it. Mysteriously I get an email saying that my pic needs verification? I verify the pics and they say approved. 6hrs later they say my pics were removed because they were in appropriate? Really I have clothes on? Nothing inappropriate seems that there are insecure men who feel a certain type of way about themselves that are the admins. But yet and still you have woman who are showing there cleavage and back sides on a Islamic marriage app? Let alone you have woman putting there Instagram page, what’s app info, Facebook Info on there profile. But you admins ain’t saying nothing about that? Where is Quran and Sunnah being applied in Muzz?Seems to me that this just a let me pull in some money situation. Nothing Islamic in Muzz ... Shame on the admins ... and Fear Allaah wit regards to saying what is inappropriate and what is clearly nothing appropriate in your app.

by Penno678

I have been on and off Muzz for a while. I noticed many of them are just focusing on superficial beauty and how the woman looks. Though they match, but as soon as you reveal pics, match has unmatched. I think most of them are there to waste time and never take the talks any further.

There are older men who are decent, but they too are focused on the outside beauty. I get likes a lot of the times, but I am disappointed the way some men on their have been rude. They don’t ask you questions and don’t even bother to read your profile. Simply match and wait around for someone to chat with. Maybe 8% are serious but rest are not really looking to settle down. Yes sure finding someone takes time but if opposite gender doesn’t
give you an opportunity, how are you supposed to find anyone ?

by Mz1234557

Ok last time I reviewed I gave this a 3/5. It’s up to a 4/5 lol. So Muzz I feel has more serious choices/folks. Which is good. There is still a lot of weirdos but that comes with any app so nothing against muzmatch. The reason I won’t give this a full 5/5 yet is because the interface could use work. I hate how I have to “visit” profiles that like me to like or pass them. Especially when I wanna say no basically. I wish there was a way were your list of folks who “like” you can be LISTED going down instead of that horizontal scroll - with info included and the option to like back or dislike without visiting the page. But maybe this is Muzz ’s way of us making sure our decision isn’t based on looks etc. And honestly it isn’t I just keep getting the wrong sect guys liking me and I want to pass them lol. So I guess I see the reasoning of why we must visit a page but I think knowing they’re getting that notification that I’ve visited their page is weird. What if I wanna just check their profile out but don’t wanna make it seem I’m obsessed or creepy? LOL. I guess that’s where the issue may lay. Anyways this IS a good app. I’m really hopeful. So far I have a couple matches and they seem great. So let’s see. Anyways keep it up. Hope the constructive criticism helped!

by Jkb317

Not at all bad, but there are a few things that prevent Muzz from being great. I’ll focus on one: phantom notifications.

I get phantom notifications almost everyday. Even when I widen my search parameters to see if it’s because someone has liked me, sometimes that still doesn’t explain the notification. This should be moot, because if someone likes me beyond the scope of my search parameters, I still shouldn’t get notified. I reported it, but to no avail so I’ll just have to leave it here.

I eventually just turned notifications off, which is probably the healthier thing to do, anyway, because one only really needs to check this thing a few times a day.

by LadiDazfvtjbf

Muzmatch is a wonderful app, created keeping genuine-ness in mind. I met my soulmate on muzmatch and we met in person in the presence of my mother. Everything went well alhamdulillah and after much istikhara we are getting engaged tomorrow InshaAllah 😊 thank you muzmatch for the superb halal platform that you have provided for the purpose of marriage.

EDIT: we got married a month after our engagement 😍 It is now September, and we are celebrating half a year of being married and falling in love with each other more and more each day! Alhamdulillah ❤️ We will always be grateful to muzmatch, and appreciate the very halal platform it provided for us to meet 🙃
Jazakallahu khairan katheera!
-Sadea & Powl