Hamza Ali Abbasi and Naimal Khawar Khan launch ‘Marriage4Life’ app

Finding a life partner in Pakistan is not an easy task. Dating is often condemned and met with disgrace, especially in a society where matchmaking systems can feel limited and biased against women. The simple idea of two people getting to know each other before committing to marriage is enough to scandalise your name. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Ao43mZFA1/ Hamza Ali Abbasi and Naimal Khawar Khan are changing that societal burden for everyone. The couple just announced the launch of their new app Marriage4life, described as a “safer, intention-driven platform to find a life partner, built for people serious about marriage”. Working with an excellent team of people in Europe, the comprehensive and all-inclusive app is now available on Apple, Android, and web browsers. “There are ground offices in multiple locations. We have offices in the UK, Norway, Paris, Denmark, and in Lahore - ready to help not just with marriage matchmaking but also with pre-marriage consultations and post-marriage consultations”, shared Abbasi in an introduction video with his wife on Instagram. They further shared that in a world of casual swipes and casual instant connections, meaningful relationships can often get lost, which is why this app would allow you to interact with “real” people, not just AI.         View this post on Instagram                       The official Instagram page details some of the privacy tools, including account screening, liveness verification, continuous safety and AI chat monitoring, as well as privacy and blur functions for photographs. With plans to expand across Pakistan and countries within the Middle East, Abbasi and Khawar discuss how they want the app to be aligned with Islamic values and family-centered, so that people can form relationships grounded in values, trust, and shared purpose. Although the app is not designed particularly for Muslims alone, Abbasi says that this is a big step for allowing Pakistani users to try online dating the right way. Abbasi further goes on to discuss the Wali function of the app, where guys and girls conversations can be monitored by a legal guardian. AI will also give an alert if any inappropriate phrases are being used. “Saat saat rayege”, he shared while acknowledging that psychological experts and marriage counseling experts will also be a part of the process. The couple shared that more information will be provided in the coming days and they are very excited for us all to take part in this initiative. Abbasi and his wife got married in 2019 and had a child shortly after. The couple is both established actors in the entertainment industry, yet Abbasi is also recognized for his teachings of Islamic principles, particularly through his “Conversing Islam” series. He also authored the book “My Discovery of God: Islam & Judgment Day” (2024).