Photos stay private

Photos hidden until both of you agree

Your photos are hidden by default. Other members only see them after both of you agree to open them. You stay in control of who sees your photos — and when. That is not a premium toggle. It is how every listing in the database works.

Closed until both of you agree to open them. You decide who may see them — and when. There is no private browsing of photos. Both sides agree before anything personal opens. Listed essentials can be visible; the face is not a public feed.

This is the haya of the first look. A Muslim database for nikah should not train anyone to scroll faces. Browse what is listed. If both of you want to continue, photos open. If not, they stay hidden. Sisters, brothers, and families can rely on that default.

Live verification before you are listed

A liveness check confirms you are a real person. A live photo is matched to your listing. AI and humans then review the account before it is listed. Live check, then listing — not listing first and verification later as an afterthought.

Same-gender humans review accounts and chats. AI flags issues; humans of your gender review. The review is not a substitute for hidden photos. It sits beside them: real people in the database, photos still closed until both of you agree.

Every listing starts with a live face check. That is how the database stays a list of people seeking nikah in Australia, not a set of recycled pictures. Verification and hidden photos work together. One without the other would not keep this space respectful.

Wali, family, and who sees what

A wali can join when you choose. Parents can help with a profile, and sisters can share a wali number when they choose. Family can join a conversation when you want guidance. Photo access is still mutual: family involvement does not mean photos go into an open feed.

Who can see my photos? Other members only after both of you agree. Staff who review accounts and chats do so as same-gender humans, not as a public audience. Search engines do not get member photos. Profiles are not in the sitemap.

If you are a parent or wali reading this, the rule is the same: photos stay private, listed essentials come first, and chat opens only when both people are ready. You can be part of the process with consent. You cannot turn Naseeb into a place that browses faces.

This page exists because photos are the real differentiator — not a slogan. Hidden until both of you agree. Live check before you are listed. Same-gender review of accounts and chats. Wali welcome when you choose. That is the privacy model of the database, in Australia, for nikah.