NIYYAH
Begin with intention
Seek a spouse for deen, companionship and a home that remembers Allah. Write what the family actually wants — maslak, city, taleem — rather than a list of photographs.
Community
Nikah guidance
Practical steps for Indian Muslim families — not a fatwa. Ask your local imam for fiqh.
WALI
Keep the wali in the room
Parents or an appointed guardian should create and manage the profile. On Yusrzawaj, messages go to that person so a sister is never asked to chat alone.
TAARUF
Enquire with adab
Unlock a profile only when the match looks serious. Address and number stay hidden until then. Speak as families, not as anonymous chats.
ISTIKHARAH
Take counsel and pray
After a few family conversations, ask elders, visit with a mahram, and make istikharah. The platform introduces; it does not replace your local scholar or your heart.
NIKAH
Complete the contract
When both sides agree, the nikah is a contract: ijab, qabul, mahr, and witnesses. Involve your masjid. Yusrzawaj steps back once families are talking.
SADAQAH
Share the path, quietly
If Allah grants a match, tell other families how you searched. No photos of the couple need to appear on this site — we keep the same purdah after nikah as before.
This is not a fatwa
Guidance here is practical, for Indian Muslim families using a rishta service. For fiqh questions — mahr, wali, witnesses — ask an imam you trust.
Purdah on the screen
Yusrzawaj never shows photographs. Avatars and initials are enough to tell profiles apart. Do not ask for pictures in the first message.
Meetings
When families meet, keep it in a home or masjid, with elders present. A coffee date without a mahram is not how this service is meant to be used.
Begin the search with barakah
Add your rishta profile today. It takes five minutes, and stays private until you say otherwise.
