InshAllah - Muslim Dating App

12 of 100 · reviews
4.6of 5 · store
9,861ratings on the App Store
280reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

Positioned as a space for Muslims seeking marriage. In practice it is filled with scammers who exploit religious identity as cover: they use Islamic greetings, pose as Muslim soldiers, and transition to crypto schemes after a few weeks. Verification is practically absent. Most female profiles have no photo. One user documents financial losses after a romance scam.

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What people use it for

In theory for Muslims looking for marriage, but only with extreme caution: any quick move to WhatsApp and refusal to video call is a sign of fraud.

What reviews praise

Detailed questionnaire questions about values and lifestyle set the right tone.
Two users report a real marriage through the app.

What reviews complain about

Scammers actively use Islamic terminology to build trust.
Most female profiles lack a photo.
Fakes share identical stories about military service.
The complaint system does not work.
Banned accounts return.

What users experience

3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

I live in a very well known and populated city and still there is exactly 8 people. Out of those few, 3 of them has pictures. Most of the new profiles are scammers asking you to jump on telegram or WhatsApp to talk where they will asking yo

I actually want to get married. I have no problem finding men who are attracted to me in real life, I joined this app for a genuine way towards marriage. Nearly all the men ask for what's app, give fake names that can't be found on social

I was a paid member on this app and my experience wasn't good. Way too many Scammers here, they will talk to you for a bit and once you'll exchange numbers then they will come up with some problematic stories and ask for money or in some ca