Safety Tips

Welcome to Deen Spouse Matrimony. Finding a life partner is a beautiful journey, and while we strive to provide a secure halal environment, it's essential that you remain vigilant and prioritize your personal safety. Please review these safety tips carefully before interacting with other members.

1. Islamic Guidelines for Interaction

We encourage all interactions on our platform to be guided by Islamic principles of modesty, honesty, and mutual respect.

• Involve Your Wali (Guardian): Sisters are strongly encouraged to involve their Wali early in the process. Ask potential matches if they are comfortable speaking with your family.
• Keep Conversations Halal: Ensure your messages are purposeful, respectful, and strictly focused on marriage compatibility.
• Guard Your Modesty: Do not share overly personal or inappropriate photos. If anyone requests images or information that makes you uncomfortable, stop communication immediately.

2. Protecting Your Privacy

Never share sensitive personal details with someone you have just met.

• Keep Contact Info Private: Do not share your phone number, personal email, or home address until you have established trust and ideally involved your family.
• Stay on the Platform: Use Deen Spouse's built-in messaging system for initial communications. Scammers often try to move conversations to WhatsApp or email quickly to avoid detection.
• Protect Financial Details: Never share your bank account details, BVN, NIN, credit card numbers, or any other financial information with another user.

3. Beware of Scams and Fraud

Unfortunately, scammers exist on the internet. Be alert to red flags.

• Never Send Money: This is the golden rule. If a match asks for money—whether for an emergency, a business venture, travel expenses, or a sick relative—refuse and report them immediately.
• Too Good to be True: Be wary of individuals who declare immense love or propose marriage within a few days of chatting, or those whose profiles look overly perfect but refuse to verify their identity.
• Inconsistencies: Pay attention if their story changes frequently or if they evade answering direct questions about their life, family, or faith.

4. Meeting in Person

When you are ready to meet face-to-face, prioritize your physical safety and Islamic etiquette.

• Meet in Public: Always arrange your first few meetings in a busy, public place like a café, restaurant, or family-friendly park. Never meet at a private residence or secluded location.
• Bring a Chaperone: In accordance with Islamic values, bring a Wali, family member, or trusted friend to the meeting.
• Inform Someone: Always tell a family member or friend exactly who you are meeting, where you are going, and when you expect to return.
• Arrange Your Own Transport: Drive yourself or use a trusted ride-hailing service. Do not rely on the other person to pick you up or drop you off.

5. Report Suspicious Behavior

We rely on our community to keep Deen Spouse safe. Please use the Report button on a user's profile if you encounter anyone who violates our terms or Islamic guidelines.

You should report users who:

• Ask for money or financial assistance
• Use abusive, offensive, or inappropriate language
• Provide fake photos or lie about their identity
• Attempt to sell products or services (spam)
• Behave in a way that contradicts the purpose of finding a halal marriage