How it works
Browse. Agree. Then talk.
Photos hidden until both of you agree. Chat opens only when both of you are ready.
A Muslim database, not a swipe feed
Naseeb is a Muslim database of profiles in Australia. You do not land in a grid of faces. Listed essentials come first: who someone is, where they live, and that they are seeking marriage. Photos stay hidden. There are no swipes, and photos are not in an open feed.
That is the difference from a dating marketplace. Profiles exist so families and individuals can look with intention — not scroll, swipe, or browse faces. The sequence on Naseeb is the heading on this page: browse, agree, then talk.
Every listing starts with a live face check. Same-gender humans and AI review accounts and chats. You are not dropped into an unmoderated room. The space is built for nikah, by One Ummah Foundation, for the ummah in Australia.
01 · Browse profiles
See listed essentials. Photos hidden.
When you open the database you see what a person has chosen to list: age, city, and the essentials they are comfortable sharing. You do not get a photo album to browse in private. Photos hidden is the default for every listing, not a setting a few people remember to turn on.
This is how haya stays in the first look. You can tell whether someone is in Australia, practising, and seeking marriage without treating their face as public content. Listed essentials are enough to decide whether to take a next step — and that next step still needs both of you.
02 · Both agree
Request access. Photos open only when you both say yes.
If listed essentials feel like a sincere match for nikah, you request access. Photos open only when you both say yes. One person cannot open another person’s photos alone. There is no private browsing of photos on the other side of the screen.
Both of you agree first. That mutual yes is the gate. Until it happens, photos stay closed. You stay in control of who sees your photos — and when. The same rule applies in both directions, for brothers and sisters.
03 · Ask to chat
Send a chat request if you want to continue.
Opening photos is not the same as opening a chat. After photos, you can still pause. If you want to continue, you send a chat request. The other person can accept or decline. Nothing in the database assumes that a look at a listing is consent to talk.
Family can join a conversation when you want guidance. Sisters can involve a wali when they choose. The chat request is the moment you decide whether this listing should become a conversation — still with both of you in agreement.
04 · Chat opens
Both share a one-time amount. Then you can talk.
When both of you request to chat, each of you shares a one-time amount — not a subscription, not a fee to match, and not a fee to be listed. Creating a profile and browsing listed essentials is free. The one-time amount is only if both of you are ready to talk. That helps ensure both parties are serious. Then a private conversation begins.
Same-gender humans review accounts and chats. AI flags issues; humans of your gender review. The conversation is for nikah with intention, not casual dating. If you are not ready, you do not have to ask to chat. Browse, agree, then talk — and only then.
Questions & Answers
No. Naseeb is a Muslim database for people in Australia seeking nikah with intention. There are no swipes, and photos are not in an open feed. It is run by One Ummah Foundation — not a dating marketplace.
When both of you request to chat, each of you shares a one-time amount — not a subscription, not a fee to match. That helps ensure both parties are serious. Then a private conversation begins.
No. Creating a profile and browsing listed essentials is free. You only share a one-time amount if both of you request to chat — not a subscription, and not a fee to be listed.