1. Reaffirm your intention of seeking the pleasure of the Almighty and building a happy family

2. Remember that the Almighty is all-seeing. Do not exceed boundaries, and do your best to follow the guidelines.

3. Your words represent you, so avoid ill or bad language. Avoid fitnah (i.e., temptation). Do not use offensive, obscene, profane, threatening, harassing, or racially offensive language when speaking to other members.

4. Honesty is the key to a successful marriage. Avoid providing false information about yourself. Be sure not to share pictures with excessive makeup or images with filters, photoshop edits, or other digital edits because this is a form of deception.

5. Women should wear full hijab and present modestly. If the user is not wearing a hijab, she must not expose her body parts. Men must also wear modest clothes

6. Do not exchange inappropriate pictures or videos containing nudity, violence, etc

7. Behave appropriately by showing respect to other members. Respect everyone’s culture and differences.

8. Make Duaa and pray istikhara. Keep us in your Duaa as well.

9. Having a wali, or guardian, distinguishes our services, so remember to communicate in presence of the wali.

10. Remember to take your time to make the final decision to avoid costly mistakes

11. Non-Muslims and non-practicing brothers and sisters are welcome to use our services under Islamic guidelines.

12. We recommend sharing interests and hobbies to know each other better and develop a deep and strong bond.

13. Be aware of cultural differences. Take the time to learn each other’s culture and understand the other person’s expectations

14. Your profile must only be used by you. Do not allow anyone to use your account for this service.

15. Remember to inform us if the marriage takes place.

16. A woman’s wali is her father. Then, whoever her father may have appointed before his death, then her paternal grandfather or great-grandfather, then her son, then his sons or grandsons, then her brother through both parents (i.e., full brother), then her brother through her father, then the sons of her brother through both parents, then the sons of her brother through her father, then her uncle (her father’s brother through both parents), then her father’s brother through the father, then the sons of her father’s brother through both parents, then the sons of her father’s brother through the father, then whoever is more closely related, and so on as is the case with inheritance For females who converted to Islam, local imams or any trustworthy counselor from the Muslim community can be her wali. No one is allowed to impersonate him after she appoints her wali. The Vidnik App will provide wali and counseling features in the near future, Insha’Allah