Each year, March 8th serves as the platform to celebrate women’s achievements. Whether it is about creating more opportunities for women or ensuring equality, women around the world are shattering stereotypes and redefining what it takes to be a woman in this modern age.
Hawaya, the Muslim matrimonial app celebrates girl power by offering women a platform for them to find their own ‘jodoh’ or soulmate on their own terms, giving them the power to decide who their forever partner will be. Through its Sisters-In-Hearts campaign, Hawaya shares advice and support for Muslim women to navigate the complexities of courtship. Just like confiding in a sister, Hawaya encourages women to open themselves up in exploring new experiences and share it with other women.
“The challenging pandemic year has shifted the way the world approaches love and relationships. Years ago, it was taboo for a woman to approach someone they like, especially in the Muslim culture where women have a certain preset about how they should act, think and behave. Hawaya is changing this notion by giving women the confidence to approach relationships through online dating. While your personality, faith and culture define who you are, it is these exact qualities that make women capable of making their own decisions, especially when it comes to love,” said Shaymaa Ali, Head of Public Relations at Hawaya.
Hawaya prioritises a secure and moderated environment to make sure everyone in the app is treated with respect and dignity. There are several features in the app to assist users in getting the closest match by understanding Muslim lifestyle and background. Female users can also optimise key safety features such as the ‘Blur Option’ or the ‘Guardian’ feature for peace of mind and safety.
Aligned with its commitment to creating a smooth and comfortable user journey, Hawaya now comes with a new interface that allows users to swipe right or left, and send ‘Likes’ to photos. The app will also inform users if they receive ‘likes’ from other users on the app.
This International Women’s Day, Hawaya invites women to choose to challenge the norm, and embark on a journey to find love (#carijodohwithhawaya) through online dating. For more information and updates, visit www.hawaya.com/ or https://www.instagram.com/hawaya_app/. Hawaya is an app designed for single Muslims with serious intentions to marry. It is available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store respectively.
