Mumbai, July 03, 2025 : Muzz, the world’s largest Muslim marriage
app, brought together young Muslim singles from across the city for a relaxed,
swipe-free evening at its debut singles mixer
‘Swipe-Free: A Muslim Singles
Evening’, hosted at Nomi, Andheri West. The event was born out of a simple
yet powerful idea: that genuine, in-person conversations can spark deeper
connections than endless swiping or awkward family setups.
In a world where matchmaking apps
and rishta aunties can often feel overwhelming, this three-hour event offered a
refreshing alternative with fun ice breakers, games and even a rapid fire
one-on-one. A highlight of the night was the rose exchange, where each guest
gave away their rose and received one in return - adding a meaningful,
light-hearted ritual to the matchmaking process.
“This was such a warm,
judgment-free space - There was no awkwardness or pressure, just real, good
conversations. I walked away with genuine conversations and maybe even a
promising connection” shared Fatima,
one of the attendees.
To keep things pressure-free the guests could simply scan each other’s Muzz QR
codes instead of exchanging contact details directly. And if a connection
clicked a little later, the attendee list stayed live in the app’s Events
section — making it easy to reconnect or match with someone they may have
missed.
“We know how exhausting matchmaking can
feel, especially within a cultural context,” said Ayesha Kazmi from Muzz. “With
Swipe-Free, we wanted to create a space where Muslims could meet organically -
no algorithms, just actual human chemistry. It’s about real connection while
still being modern and intentional.”
Over laughter and shared stories,
the atmosphere at Nomi turned into one of ease, comfort, and potential. From
those hoping to meet someone special to others simply looking to expand their
social circle, the mixer embraced all intentions - rooted in openness and
community.