Actor Hamza Ali Abbasi and Naimal Khawar have announced the launch of a matrimonial platform, Marriage 4 Life, aimed at connecting users based on what they described as “Islamic values”.
The couple shared details of the app on Monday, stating that the platform will have physical offices in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom (UK), Norway, Paris and Denmark.
While the Pakistan office will be in Lahore, these offices would not only facilitate matchmaking but also provide pre and post-marriage consultations.
Abbasi noted that the network is expected to expand to Karachi as well as locations in North America and the Middle East.
He also highlighted a feature referred to as the Wali function, which allows parents or guardians to monitor communication between users. According to him, this includes options for real-time message tracking or the use of an AI system to flag “indecent” words and notify guardians.
Abbasi further stated that the platform includes a detailed bio-data system, with on-ground agents assigned to verify user information.
He also said that psychologists and therapists are part of the platform to assist users during different stages of the matchmaking process.
Describing the app, Abbasi said it is an “all-in-one solution to all your marriage problems” and it is already available on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.