Frequently Asked Questions

PaakNikah is India's most trusted Muslim matrimony platform designed for halal nikah matchmaking. We connect verified Muslim brides and grooms from across India for serious marriage.

Yes! Creating a profile and browsing matches is completely free. Premium plans offer additional features like unlimited messaging, profile boosts, and seeing who viewed your profile.

No. PaakNikah is open to Muslims worldwide. However, we primarily serve the Indian Muslim community and NRIs (Non-Resident Indians).

PaakNikah is exclusively built for Muslims who want a halal marriage. Our platform is designed with Islamic values, profile verification, and family-friendly features that general matrimony sites lack.

Visit paaknikah.com and click 'Register'. Fill in your details, add a photo, and complete your profile. The more complete your profile, the better your matches.

Yes. Many parents create profiles for their sons/daughters. Just mention in the profile that it's managed by the family.

Profile verification is done through phone number verification and optional ID verification. Verified profiles receive a trust badge.

Yes, you can pause or hide your profile at any time from your account settings. Your profile won't appear in search results when hidden.

PaakNikah suggests compatible profiles based on your preferences (age, location, education, community). You can also use search filters to find specific types of profiles.

Send a connection request to profiles you're interested in. Once both parties accept, you can communicate through the platform's messaging system.

Before any meeting, involve your Wali (guardian). All initial meetings should be in a public place with family present. Never meet alone — this is both Islamic guidance and a safety measure.

You can set photos to public or private. Private photos are only shared with connections you approve. We recommend keeping photos private until you're in serious discussions.

Yes. PaakNikah uses industry-standard SSL encryption and never sells your data to third parties. Your contact information is never shared without your explicit consent.

Use the 'Report' button on any profile to flag it for our moderation team. We take reports seriously and investigate all complaints promptly.

You can block any user immediately. You can also report the user to our support team. We have a zero-tolerance policy for harassment.

Yes, contemporary Islamic scholars generally permit online matrimony platforms for finding a nikah partner, provided: the intention is marriage, communication is modest, a Wali is involved, and there is no khalwat (being alone together).

Mahr (also called Haq Mehr) is a mandatory gift from the groom to the bride in Islamic marriage. It can be money, gold, property, or any agreed-upon value. It is a right of the bride and cannot be waived.

PaakNikah strongly encourages involving your Wali (guardian) in the marriage process. While PaakNikah is a platform for introductions, the actual nikah must be conducted with proper Islamic requirements including a Wali.