A Muslim marriage app for single mothers in the UK.
Being a mother does not stop you finding a good husband. Zawaj lets you be open about your children from the start, keep your privacy and meet people who are serious about marriage.
Looking for marriage as a single mother
Many Muslim women in the UK raise children alone after divorce or bereavement, and many want a stable, God-fearing marriage again. It is natural to worry about judgement, or about whether anyone will accept your children. Many men are open to a woman with children, and plenty are looking for exactly that maturity.
Be open about your children
Say on your profile that you have children, and what role you want a husband to have. It spares you wasted time and attracts people who are comfortable with it. Talk about expectations early, including how a new spouse would relate to your children, and take your time before introducing anyone to them. See can a divorced Muslim woman remarry?
Privacy and safety
You can blur your photos and share only what you choose. Calls open only after a written proposal is accepted. Do not share your address or details about your children until you know someone well and your family is involved. See staying safe on marriage apps.
Involve your wali and family
A wali or trusted relative can join a conversation through the Chaperone/Wali feature, which gives you support and protects you. See involving your wali.
More support
See our pages for divorced and widowed Muslim women, single Muslim women in the UK and divorced Muslim matrimony in the UK.
Common questions.
Can a single mother remarry in Islam?
Yes. Many Muslim women remarry after divorce or the death of a husband. Ask a scholar about your situation.
Should I mention my children on my profile?
Yes. Being honest at the start attracts people who are comfortable with it.
Is Zawaj private?
You can blur your photos and control what you share, and calls open only after a proposal is accepted.
Can my wali be involved?
Yes. The Chaperone/Wali feature lets your wali or a trusted relative join a conversation.