What people ask most often: how the wali works, what others can see, what we charge for, and what happens to a profile once it is deleted.
4 August 2026
No. There’s no flirting and no “just chatting” here — the goal is nikah. Disrespect or unserious intent means a ban.
Only verified users inside the app. Profiles are never published on the website and never indexed by search engines.
There is always a witness — the only question is who. A sister adds her own guardian from among her mahrams: father, brother, uncle, son. Until she has one, the service stands in: a moderator reads the chat, and the chat says so plainly, so nobody assumes a relative is present when he is not. Once her own guardian is added, he takes that place. Before the first message a brother writes to the guardian: who he is, why he chose her and what his intentions are. Both the guardian and the sister herself read it — much is clear from it before a word is exchanged.
Usually a few hours — profiles are checked by people, not an algorithm. Sometimes a little longer, but that’s what keeps bots and fakes out.
Conversation stays inside the Service — that is how a guardian can see it and how it stays protected. Numbers, usernames and links may not be passed on, including spelled out in words or shown in a screenshot: the message will not go through, and after two warnings access is closed.
The Service translates for you. Profiles and messages arrive in your language — Russian, English or Arabic — and you can reply in your own.
Before a mutual like nobody sees faces — a blurred preview stands in for the photograph. On a mutual like the photographs open for both at once: liking back is itself the consent to be seen, and nothing needs to be pressed separately. A sister photograph does have to be of her, but showing the face is not required: a niqab, a shot from behind, a dim frame are all fine. For a brother it is different — his face must be visible, because a sister decides by it whether to carry on. Cards, quotes, landscapes and drawings pass for nobody.
We ask about it in the profile itself: a married brother states which wife he is seeking, and a sister states whether she would enter such a family. You see this before the conversation starts, not halfway through it.
The subscription renews automatically on the side of the Telegram service Tribute and can only be switched off there: the @Tribute bot → “Open” → your profile at the top left → “Subscriptions” → your subscription → “Cancel Subscription”. The period you have already paid for runs to its end.
Yes. Your profile then carries a “no photo” mark in the search: nobody is left waiting for a picture, and on a mutual like the chat opens right away. That is more honest than putting up a quote card — a brother is expecting to see a person either way.
The first chat is free — but it is one per account, not one per person: enough to try things out. After that a chat costs 199 ₽, or opens with a PRO subscription. Only the brother pays; for a sister chatting is always free. The payment is not for messages but for seriousness: a sister replies to someone who did not come out of boredom. If the other person never replies, the payment returns to your balance on its own — nobody pays for silence.
You can sign in without it: with Google, with a code sent to your email, or by phone number. It is the same profile either way — signing in later by another method with the same verified address takes you back into it rather than creating a second one.
Yes. Your data waits for thirty days: open the app and press «Restore» — the profile, chats and balance are all still there. We send a reminder as the deadline nears. After thirty days everything is erased for good, and there is nothing left to restore.