SingleMuslim.com review

SingleMuslim.com is a matchmaking platform for Muslim singles, offered through a mobile application and a desktop website. The company, Single Muslim LTD, Wakefield, UK, presents the service as a place for people pursuing committed relationships, including relatives searching for a suitable match for a son, daughter, or sibling. Creating an account costs nothing, but messaging and other interactions require a subscription. The payment arrangement deserves particular attention.

Every plan renews automatically, including the seven-day option, while the stated 28-day notice requirement prevents users from stopping that trial before the next payment. A monthly package also needs to be cancelled almost immediately to prevent another charge. Online review comments frequently describe this as a subscription rip-off, alongside reports of blocked accounts and unsatisfactory support. Some members question whether certain profiles behave like bots. Our experience indicates that the service is risky, and the cancellation rules can create serious financial exposure and may feel like a scam to customers who miss the deadline.

SingleMuslim.com is intended for Muslim users seeking relationships and is accessible through app stores or a browser. Its rules restrict membership to Muslim singles, including divorced people. The operator, Single Muslim LTD, Wakefield, UK, offers the service internationally. Profiles appear to be concentrated mainly in the UK, USA, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia.

Users can search for themselves or on behalf of a family member. Email or phone verification is required, and the form requests a full name and address. These details are not publicly displayed, while a profile photograph is optional. After registration, members are directed to an upgrade page showing the available plans.

Subscription plans

Registration is free, but communication requires payment. UK prices are 1 week for £9.99, 1 month for £29.99, 3 months for £59.99, and 12 months for £119.99. Plans renew automatically unless cancelled. Since the notice period is 28 days, the one-week option cannot be stopped before renewal under the stated conditions. The monthly plan also requires immediate cancellation to avoid another charge.

This setup may be viewed as a subscription rip-off by users who miss the renewal notice or assume a short trial can be ended in time. The terms state that 28 days’ notice is required and that an additional payment may fall due during that period.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 24/09/2026)

You acknowledge and agree that you are obliged to give us 28 days’ notice before canceling this payment method and that during the 28 day cancellation period, you may be required to make a further payment if the payment due date falls during this cancellation period.

Most members are unsatisfied

Online review feedback is mostly critical. Reports include charges after cancellation attempts and profiles being blocked despite payment. Some users also describe bot-like behaviour or questionable profile authenticity. We found no proof that accounts are fake, so those claims remain unverified. Even so, the payment system may feel like a scam to people affected by repeated renewals.

The 28-day rule is particularly important with a one-week plan, as cancellation may not occur before multiple renewals. The monthly package, likewise, requires prompt action. The terms also mention possible third-party links, so members should check whether a link belongs to an external service. Our experience is that the recurring-payment design creates uncertainty, while the review feedback supports careful consideration before selecting a longer plan.

SingleMuslim.com offers Muslim singles a route to finding serious relationships, with registration, verification, and family-assisted searches available. However, its automatic renewal system and 28-day cancellation notice can expose members to unexpected charges, including after the short plan ends. User review reports also refer to blocked profiles and support difficulties. Our experience establishes that the platform poses a risk of scam, and the subscription terms can function like a rip-off for people who miss the cancellation deadline.