A Muslim marriage app for Singapore.
Looking for a Muslim marriage app or halal matchmaking in Singapore? Zawaj helps Malay, Indian Muslim, convert and other Muslims in Singapore find someone who is serious about nikah — with clear intentions from the first message.
A small island, a busy life, and a circle that rarely grows.
Singapore’s Muslim community is close-knit — mostly Malay, with a significant Indian Muslim community, Muslims from across Asia and beyond, and a growing number of converts. Family introductions, mosque networks and matchmaking agencies have long played a part in how people meet.
For many busy professionals, though, long working hours and familiar social circles mean meeting new people with the same intentions is hard. A Muslim marriage app widens the circle, while leaving room to involve your wali and family in the way you always would.
Built for halal matchmaking in Singapore.
Proposals, not swiping
You send or receive a proposal, so intentions are clear from the first message — no time wasted on casual chat.
Singapore, Malaysia or abroad
Filter by practice, background and location, and see who is open to relocating — across the Causeway or further afield.
Verified and respectful
Verification and reporting tools help keep the community genuine. See our safety approach.
Halal matchmaking, on your own terms.
Some families use a Muslim matchmaking agency; others prefer to search themselves. Zawaj sits in between: you search among people who are all looking for marriage, at your own pace, and bring in your wali or family whenever it feels right. The app is free to join, currently in English, and available on iOS and Android.
Registering a Muslim marriage in Singapore.
Muslim marriages in Singapore are registered with the Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM). The process usually includes:
- A marriage preparation programme, which ROMM typically requires before the solemnisation.
- The consent of the bride’s wali and two witnesses at the solemnisation.
- Online filing and identification documents submitted to ROMM.
Marriages registered with ROMM generally require both parties to be Muslim; otherwise couples usually marry civilly at the Registry of Marriages. Requirements can change, so check with ROMM before you set a date. For the religious side, read what nikah requires.
Muslim marriage in Singapore: common questions.
Is there a Muslim marriage app in Singapore?
Yes. Zawaj Marriage is available on iOS and Android in Singapore. It is built for nikah, not casual dating, and is free to join.
Is Zawaj a halal dating app for Singapore?
Zawaj is a marriage app rather than a dating app. Members send a proposal instead of swiping, so everyone you speak to is looking for marriage, and you can involve your wali or family whenever you are ready.
Can a Muslim marry a non-Muslim in Singapore?
Marriages registered with the Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM) under the Administration of Muslim Law Act generally require both parties to be Muslim. Otherwise, couples usually marry civilly at the Registry of Marriages. Scholarly views on interfaith marriage also differ, so check the current rules with ROMM and seek guidance from a qualified scholar.
How do I register a Muslim marriage in Singapore?
Muslim marriages are registered with the Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM). ROMM typically requires couples to attend a marriage preparation programme before the solemnisation. Check ROMM’s current requirements before you set a date.
Can I search for someone in Malaysia or abroad?
Yes. Use the location filters to search in Singapore, across the Causeway in Malaysia, or further afield, and look for people who are open to relocating.
See also our page for Malaysia, and our guide to whether Muslim dating apps are haram.
Meet Muslims in Singapore who are serious about marriage.
Download Zawaj free — built for nikah, not dating.
