Urdu-speaking rishta: find a spouse who shares your culture.
Urdu-speaking families in Karachi, Hyderabad and across the diaspora often want a spouse who shares language and customs. Zawaj lets you say so and search privately.
Language and culture
Urdu-speaking communities, with roots in Karachi, Hyderabad (Sindh), India and the diaspora, often prefer a spouse who shares language and customs. Rishta groups for Urdu-speaking families are common and public.
On Zawaj you can describe your languages and background on your profile and search by location. The app’s interface is in English; our Urdu page is at رشتہ ایپ.
Beyond background
Islam does not rank people by lineage or tribe. The Quran says the most honoured in God’s sight is the most righteous (49:13), so a good profile leads with character and practice, even if your family also cares about background.
Built for marriage, with family in mind.
Write your background in your own words
Say what matters to you: language, culture, family and practice.
Proposals, not swiping
Interest arrives as a written proposal, so intentions are clear.
Wali and family
Bring a parent or wali in through the Chaperone/Wali feature when ready.
Common questions.
Is there a Muslim marriage app for the Urdu-speaking community?
Zawaj is a global Muslim marriage app open to everyone, including Urdu-speaking Muslims. You can describe your background and what matters to you on your profile and search by location, practice and background. The app’s interface is in English.
Can my family be involved?
Yes. The Chaperone/Wali feature lets a parent or wali take part in the conversation.
Is the app in Urdu?
The app’s interface is in English. You can write your profile and proposals in the languages you share.
Is Zawaj free?
Yes. Zawaj is free to download and join on iOS and Android, with optional paid features.
More for your search.
See Karachi and Hyderabad, Sindh. Browse all communities, read how the rishta process works or how Muslim marriages work.