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💡 Feature Suggestion for Muzz & Jamaa

السلام علیکم ورحمۃاللہ وبرکاتہ
Shaz @shaz & Team,

I had a thought that could potentially improve transparency and help users get a better understanding of each other before matching.

Currently, Muzz profiles can be linked to Jamaa, which is great. However, I was wondering if it would be possible to allow users to optionally display their Jamaa profile directly on their Muzz profile.

Many users who are active on Muzz also have Jamaa accounts, but often their Jamaa activity reveals more about their personality, interests, communication style, values, reflections, and overall character than what can fit into a marriage profile alone.

Since Jamaa is essentially a Muslim social platform where Muslims connect, discuss ideas, and share perspectives, having an optional "View Jamaa Profile" feature could provide:

✅ Greater transparency
✅ More authentic insight into a person's personality
✅ Better compatibility assessment
✅ More informed matching decisions

Of course, this should be completely optional because not everyone may wish to share their Jamaa activity publicly.

But for users who are comfortable with it, I think it could be a valuable addition and help people see the person beyond the marriage profile.

Just a thought from a long-time Muzz user 😄

Jazakum Allahu khayran for continuously improving the platform.

🤍

@shaz What are your safeguarding measures, in particular to protect female members of Muzz from male members who were accused of violence and harassment towards women and children IRL? I know that accusation doesn't automatically mean guilt, but many of us sisters are feeling very uncomfortable.

Earlier today, a sister in Sisters on Muzz warned us about a member who was publicly accused of murdering his wife in the media just a year ago. He's currently in a different location and going by a different spelling of his name. Other sisters regularly warn us about their physically abusive ex-husbands on this app. And I myself have come across a member who is obviously in prison judging by his profile pictures.

I understand it's not feasible to do background checks on every person who signs up. But if we report marriage profiles of those accused of serious crimes with proof, will Muzz ban them? Or does a person have to be convicted of the crime in order for Muzz to take action? Or will Muzz do absolutely nothing?

Patiently waiting for the dark mode option.

I have an idea for a new Muzz feature: a weekly blind video date.

Once per week, users would be matched with someone from a curated pool of people that Muzz believes could be a strong fit; attraction, values, and religiosity.

Users would enter a three minute video call. To help break the ice, three random conversation prompts would appear during the call.

When the three minutes are up, both users are given a choice: extend or skip. The key is that both people must choose to extend. If only one person wants to continue, the call ends and both move on.

If both choose to extend, the conversation continues for up to ten minutes. During this extended period, either person can tap “Like.” If both users like each other before the timer ends, their Muzz profiles automatically match, allowing them to continue the conversation and explore the connection further.

@shaz - If you roll this out, I expect a job and a corner office with a view.

@shaz when are you gonna let us delete just jamaa? please stop making us suffer

Borderline thievery having a compliment expire when my gold account expires lol

My feed in Canada is much better than my feed in America 🤔

Can you please introduce a way where we can filter out international students/ those who don't have permanent stay in the UK in our likes/swipes please? So the grew up in x would be a good way to filter

@shaz and @muzz i think you should segregate the fitness group. It would help all of us to lower our gazes