Maktub

Maktub journal · App feature

Safety and accountability in the community.

A halal platform must also be a safe one. Maktub combines human profile review before go-live, in-app reporting and blocking, rate limits, and transparent limits on what verification can prove — because false certainty is its own harm.

Updated 2026-07-06

Halal safety and community accountability

Protecting the flock

Islamic tradition emphasises preventing harm and standing up against injustice. Digital spaces need the same vigilance: fake profiles, harassment, financial scams, and coercion have no place on a marriage platform.

Users can report profiles and block people. Serious cases may be reviewed for enforcement. CSAE standards and child safety reporting are published and non-negotiable.

Honest limits

Age or identity checks are one signal — not a background check, character reference, or guarantee. Maktub says this plainly so users keep using family, community, and professional support alongside the app.

Safety is a shared responsibility: meet in public, involve trusted people, never send money, and stop contact that feels coercive.

It is written.

Profile review, reporting, blocking, and honest verification limits — protecting seekers without false promises.

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