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Users of Tinder, Hinge, Bumble, Badoo, Match, Plenty of Fish, Our Time and Muzmatch can get bonus features if they say they have been vaccinated. Benefits include badges and stickers and free “Super Likes” to add to their profile and boost to increase their chances of finding a date. That's why muzmatch and these Muslim dating apps are massively flawed. Apps like tinder and bumble are solely designed for one night stands. Some of the muslim men that don't want one night stand and don't want to commit any adultery will have a hard time cuz it's just impossible to form anything meaningful online.
Muslim dating app, Muzmatch, has raised £1.5 million in funding to expand overseas and grow the team.
Muzmatch was founded by ex-investment banker Shahzad Younas and software engineer Ryan Brodie. Investors have also included Hambro Perks and Y Combinator who have bought a minority stake of the company.
Younas said: “Muslims don’t really date, we get married. Mainstream apps don’t serve this kind of market.”
The platform currently has more than 350,000 users in 160 different countries, and Britain accounts for half of this figure.
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Users can choose to now show or blur their profile photos, and their in-app chats can be sent to a guardian in Muzmatch’s ‘chaperoning’ option.
The founders of the Muslim platform will use the funding to boost their growth within countries including Canada and America.
Previously, GDI conducted a video interview with the Muzmatch founders to learn more about the history and features of the app.
Read more here.
Muslim dating app, Muzmatch, has raised £1.5 million in funding to expand overseas and grow the team.
Muzmatch was founded by ex-investment banker Shahzad Younas and software engineer Ryan Brodie. Investors have also included Hambro Perks and Y Combinator who have bought a minority stake of the company.
Younas said: “Muslims don’t really date, we get married. Mainstream apps don’t serve this kind of market.”
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The platform currently has more than 350,000 users in 160 different countries, and Britain accounts for half of this figure.
Users can choose to now show or blur their profile photos, and their in-app chats can be sent to a guardian in Muzmatch’s ‘chaperoning’ option.
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The founders of the Muslim platform will use the funding to boost their growth within countries including Canada and America.
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Previously, GDI conducted a video interview with the Muzmatch founders to learn more about the history and features of the app.
Read more here.