Help your community marry well — without becoming a matchmaker.
Families often ask their imam to help find a spouse. Well Introduced gives your mosque a quiet, dignified way to say yes: verified members, no public profiles, photographs only when both people are interested, and families welcome at every step.
About a minute at a time
Share your mosque’s link. When a member asks, write a few honest lines about how well you know them. That is the whole of it — we do the rest.
- It costs the mosque nothing. Mosques never pay, and never receive money from members.
- References, never ratings. How well someone is known — and the member decides if it’s shown.
- No data sharing. You see only who joined through your link — never answers, matches or messages.
- Your own page. Your mosque, a word from your imam, and your team — photos optional.
- Your imams’ marriage services, visible. If your imam officiates nikahs, couples in the network can find him — on your page and in our nikah directory. No commission, ever.
Introductions worth making
We never promise a marriage — no one honestly can. We promise a serious, private process that your community can trust, and introductions worth making.
Built around something our community already values
Marriage holds a special place in Islam. It is often described as completing half of one’s deen, and helping people marry has long been part of how Muslim families, imams and communities support one another.
Well Introduced was created after watching good people around us struggle to meet someone who was genuinely ready for marriage.
We did not want to replace the role of the mosque, the family or the wali. We wanted to strengthen it.
One mosque may know a handful of people looking to marry. Another mosque across the city may know several more. Well Introduced connects those communities through one private network, while keeping trust, family involvement and serious intention at the centre.
The network provides the reach. The mosque remains the trusted heart of the community.
We were raised in the Greater Toronto Area and built Well Introduced for the communities we know and live among.
The first twenty mosques
The first twenty mosques to go live are recognised, permanently, as Founding Mosques of the network — numbered in the order they join, shown on their own page and here. Their imams help set the standard for every mosque that follows. It is an honour, not an advantage: it never changes who is introduced to whom.
20 of 20 places open.
Start with a short application.
About five minutes, mostly taps. We’ll be in touch within a few days, and nothing is published until we’ve spoken with you.