The word Mithaq appears in the Quran to describe marriage itself. In Surah An-Nisa (4:21), Allah describes the marriage bond as a mithaqan ghaleeza — a solemn and weighty covenant.
The same phrase is used to describe the covenant Allah took from the Prophets. This is not a casual word. It carries weight, gravity, and intention.
That is what marriage is. That is what this service is for. Not a click. A commitment.
They are designed by venture capitalists to keep you engaged — not to get you married. The algorithm rewards rejection. The swipe rewards vanity. The longer you stay single, the more money they make.
And when they are not keeping you swiping, they are selling your data — sometimes to those you would never willingly hand it to.
We built Mithaq because the ummah deserves better.
Your wali is part of the process.
We support the wali process for sisters who have one. For reverts and those without, we make alternative arrangements. Nobody is left behind.
You cannot be messaged uninvited.
Interest must be declared openly and approved before any contact is made. No sliding into DMs. No inbox anxiety.
Your photo is not a public profile.
On other apps, sisters are browsed like a catalogue. On Mithaq, your profile reaches people through intention — not a swipe on your picture.
Nothing is shared without your approval.
You see who is interested. You decide. Only then does anything happen. Full control, always.
Your data is safe with us.
GDPR compliant. We will never sell your data or hand it to third parties — no matter who asks. Muslim matrimonial data has been compromised before. Not here.
No algorithms. No engagement traps.
Every profile is reviewed by a human. No bots, no fake accounts, no system designed to keep you single.