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Shahzad Younas, Founder & CEO of Muzmatch, Shares Insights on Modern Dating and Tech Innovation"

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain spoke with the founder and CEO of the largest Muslim matrimonial app Muzz (formerly MuzMatch), Shahzad Younas.   Topics of discussion include:   - Lawsuit: MuzMatch vs Match Group. Background, outcome and aftermath. - Muslim matrimony, culture, and shifting mindsets. - Adeem Younis, Penny Appeal, British Muslim TV and SingleMuslim.com - Responding to critics of the Muzz brand - liberal, inappropriate and unIslamic. - New social media app 'Muzz Social' and the need for independent Muslim social media platforms.   FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON:    Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@5Pillars Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews  Twitter: https://twitter.com/5Pillarsuk  Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews

In this episode, we get the founder of Muzz (formerly MuzMatch), the largest Muslim matrimonial app in the world to talk about marriage apps, Gaza as well as his various beefs with Penny Appeal, Match Group and Asim Qureshi. For Penny Appeal Rebuttal see here: https://pennyappeal.org/news/setting-record-straight

Join Farhat Amin as she dives deep into the exciting world of Muslim matrimony apps alongside her friend Hafsah. In this riveting conversation, they spill the tea on Muzmatch, Salaam, and Sunnah Match. Ever wondered what it's like to use these Apps? Tune in for authentic experiences peppered with valuable advice and insider tips that could be the game-changer in your marriage journey. Wondering how to keep your mental health in check during the search for that special someone? If you're single and want honest advice, this is the podcast you don't want to miss! The Pre-Marriage Course for Muslims ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://smartmuslima.com/courses/pre-marriage-course-for-muslims Did you enjoy the podcast? Share in the reward of creating more Islamic podcasts. Visit https://www.patreon.com/farhatamin Farhat's BooksGirl, Your Goal Is Jannah ⁠https://amzn.to/3FC5Odk⁠⁠⁠Smart Single Muslimah ⁠⁠⁠https://amzn.to/3rX7FDZ⁠⁠⁠ Stay in touchInstagram ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/farhatamin_uk/⁠⁠⁠Website: ⁠⁠⁠https://smartmuslima.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC* After THREE undoubtedly spectacular podcasting seasons, the members of The Hood Morning Pod figured they'd transfer their unquestionable genius into their individual lives. (Believe it or not, we are actual real people with worries, hopes, and dreams. Shocking, I know). This "difficult" decision resulted in the longest hiatus in THMP's short but incredibly storied history... Nonetheless, similar to how mankind always anticipates the rising of the sun every morning, THMP has been renewed for a fourth season to brighten your Friday mornings once again. *MUSIC ENDS* On the return of THMP we discuss MuzMatch's court case and how people actually use the platform, some political nonesense, can someone turn a "bad" person into a "good" person, and what we've been up to these past 5 months. How do these topics correlate? Click play to find out!! PSA: Roy will officially be working behind the scenes moving forward, but that doesn't rule out the possibility of a surprise appearance!

Las aplicaciones de nicho para usuarios con criterios específicos están ganando impulso, y hay una paratodos: Muzmatch para musulmanes, Mouse Mingle para fanáticos de Disney, Twindog para amantes delos perros, Sizzl para quienes adoran el tocino, Bristl para entusiastas de la barba y Dead Meet parafunerarios y otros profesionales de la muerte.En la corriente principal, Match y Tinder tienen un nuevo competidor: Bumble, de Whitney Wolfe Herd. La aplicación feminista es lanzada y obtiene una gran recepción... Y una demanda judicial por parte de Tinder, el antiguo empleador de Wolfe Herd.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We are LIVE! You've heard our wonderful voices for 1 year, now say hello to our faces! We are full video moving forward across all platforms STARTING NOW. Tune in to this monumental episode where we have updates on the infamous Muzmatch story, answer YOUR questions & assumptions, meeting an Apprentice winner, DC superhero revamp, what's the worst UK accent, the power of AI and more! Follow our socials, podcast platforms & anonymously submit to us - https://linktr.ee/theatypicalpodcast (1:00) - Audience Q&A/Assumptions (21:30) - Muzmatch mishap update (24:25) - Meeting The Apprentice winner (27:40) - 1 world-changing invention (31:10) - DC Movies 2025 (37:20) - CRAZY job interview (51:00) - Best city in the world/Ranking UK accents (1:05:25) - Is AI evil? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theatypicalpodcast/message

On this week's episode Liverpool fans Fu Izzy & Raj join us as we have a look at what exactly is going wrong at Anfield and how can they fix it? Plus the usual nonsense with talks of face oils, dating apps and 7-a-side group chats. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen to us take it back to HILARIOUS school stories about making teachers cry, Wakey Wines, friends faking Muzmatch, Chat GPT, Florida man minigame, The Last of Us TV show, When should you give up on your dream? And more! Follow our socials, podcast platforms & anonymously submit to us - https://linktr.ee/theatypicalpodcast (0:00) - Florida man minigame (13:10) - ChatGPT, AI apps (18:50) - Faking muzmatch (25:40) - TikTok algorithm & Wakey Wines (29:30) - The Last of Us TV (32:00) - School stories - Making teachers cry, chaos in exams & more (57:50) - Alec Baldwin charged for shooting (1:09:00) - Privatising NHS (1:12:00) - 300M people have no friends (1:22:20) - When to give up on your dreams? (Atypical Advice) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theatypicalpodcast/message

The show opens with a  short monologue, and then goes into the news roundup, followed by a sketch and a special guest interview with Muzmatch CEO and Founder Shahzad Younas.If you want to keep up with News with a Bite, have topics/guests you want to hear from or just want to say hi:InstagramTwitterFacebookAnd don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter. I only send things out when I have something to share.You can find more about our incredible producer Todd Manley here.

(01:45) Appen Muzmatch har, siden den kom til verden i 2014, været den perfekte datingcentral for især muslimer, som leder efter seriøse forhold. Men noget tyder på, at appen står overfor at skulle dreje nøglen om. Muzmatch har nemlig tabt et søgsmål fra Match Group, der ejer Tinder. Vi spørger en tidligere bruger, hvorfor Muzmatch hidtil har fået så stor succes.(14:43) Popdronningen Medina fortæller i sin nye dokumentarfilm, at hun er blevet jaget og uretfærdigt behandlet af den danske tabloidpresse. Men er de pressefotografer, der har fulgt Medina tæt, enig i det? Babylon vender i dag linsen den anden vej og spørger, hvordan det er at stå bag kameraet som pressefotograf for tabloidmedierne. (30:22) En 29 årig hooligan sidder lige nu på anklagebænken tiltalt for 1.300 seksuelle overgreb siden 2013 - flere af dem mod drengebørn. Værten for 24syvs krimimagasin har været i retten og fortæller nu om sagens omfang. (38:00) Hvordan føles et selvmord i operaen? Komponist Louise Alenius har dedikeret tre år på at skabe en opera, der er baseret på den kontroversielle læge Svend Lings vejledning til, hvordan du tager dit eget liv. Babylon spørger operaskaberen, hvorfor hun har valgt at fokusere på så mørkt et emne.Gæster:Filiz Yazar, journalist og radiovært på 24syv Sisse Stroyer, fotojournalist, formand for pressefotografforbundetMichelle Færch, journalist og vært på Døgnreporten på 24syvLouise Alenius, komponist og skaber af operaen ManualenVært: Ida Gaunø Tilrettelæggere:Cecilie Dumanski Ida Gaunø Mille Ørsted Producer: Niels Frederik Rickers Redaktør:Mille Ørsted

ummm more family tension, but PROGRESSSSS!!! Hear about my experience with dating apps: Yolo, Tinder, Hinge, Bumble, and MUZMATCH??!! We all have dabbled with dating apps, but are they really all that they seem to be? Especially when I canceled a date with a guy based on his outfit an hour before (insert clenched teeth emoji). Anyways, your profile on dating apps is your resume to get laid and that gets confusing when I've been using my resume lately to get into COLLEGE. Not to mention my friend's saying that my type is rich, accomplished sugar daddies. LIKE NOOOO... ENJOY THE EPISODE

Postit'in yeni bölümünde konuğumuz Gözde Cöbek'le çevrimiçi flört dünyası üzerine konuştuk. Sosyal medya ve flört uygulamaları, bu uygulamaların algoritmaları, kullanıcı tipolojileri, dijital ilişki piyasası ve bu sanal dünyanın toplumsal cinsiyet normları gibi konulara değindik. Keyifli dinlemeler. Bahsi geçenler: Belgesel, Dijital Flörtleşme (Blutv) Mecralar, uygulamalar: matchmaker.com, match.com, siberalem.com; Okcupid, Grindr, Tinder, Inner Circle, Muzmatch, Bumble... Hesaplar (instagram): @byefelipe, @tindernightmares ve bir takım profil tüyoları...

“I feel like you almost need to perform to prove you are a Muslim” says makeup artist Zainab Hassan as a survey by Muzmatch confirms the discrimination many Black Muslims feel within some Muslim communities. Imam Rakin Niass and Imam Qari Asim discuss how to tackle this. 19 out of 20 of the most popular Christian American pages on Facebook were fake. Karen Hao tells Edward about the troll farms set up to exploit Facebook communities in the run up to last year's Presidential election. As COP26 begins young activists Lucy Gillingham, Harjot Singh and Priya Koria discuss their hopes and fears for the climate change conference. Bhavik Depala talks of his joy as the Neasden Hindu Temple in London opens its doors to celebrate Divali for the first time since lockdown. The never ending cycle of prayer and music – Vishva Samani looks at the Benedictine tradition of the Divine Office. Producers: Amanda Hancox and Jill Collins Editor: Helen Grady

"We're at an age now where knowledge is free and it's everywhere"A lot of us have dabbled with dating apps, but what really makes a successful match? In the episode Ali sits down for a conversation with Shahzad Younas, founder and CEO of Muzmatch the revolutionary dating app that's transforming the way Muslims find love and marriage with over 4 million members and 100,000+ successful marriages thanks to the app.Shahzad shares how he quit his job and built the leading Muzmatch app from scratch, how to make marketing work, the problem with dating app etiquette for Muslim's and much much more. You'll leave the episode with an understanding of how to identify and execute business ideas, the importance of forcing yourself to be uncomfortable and even a few tips on finding love and the art of dating.Some topics of conversation: How to build apps Problem solving in business How to make marketing work Behaviour on dating apps Muzmatch and religion And lots more! Download Muzmatch here - https://muzmatch.com/en-GB/Connect with ShahzadTwitter: https://twitter.com/shahzadyounas_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/muzmatch/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahzad-younas-16a6909b/?originalSubdomain=ukConnect with Ali:Website: https://aliabdaal.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliabdaal/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AliAbdaalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/aliabdaalFind any resources mentioned on the website: https://aliabdaal.com/podcastSponsored by BrilliantThis episode is kindly supported by Brilliant, the best way to learn maths, science and computer science online. Brilliant focuses on helping you learn through interactive courses that work to develop your intuition and first principles knowledge, rather than just memorising methods and facts. Sign up at https://brilliant.org/deepdive - the first 200 people will receive 20% off the annual premium subscription.Leave a reviewIf you enjoy listening to the podcast, please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts - even one line helps! You can also Tweet @DeepDivePodcast with any feedback, thoughts from the lessons you've learnt from the episodes and we can thank you personally for tuning in

Shahzad Younas is the founder and CEO of muzmatch, the world's largest faith-based dating app for single Muslims. In 2011, muzmatch was a website that Shahzad hacked together. As generic matchmaking apps took off, the Muslim community found itself with seemingly few options online. Shahzad built a solution to that problem through muzmatch, and left a promising career in finance to dedicate his life to matchmaking online. Listen to Shahzad's journey through proving out the concept, guerilla marketing at masjids, and building out a community that boasts 5 million active users a day. And, not to mention, 300 marriages a day. Follow muzmatch on Instagram Follow muzmatch on Twitter Sign up for muzmatch --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/laylool/message

In this episode of the Somali Nomad, Zack and Layla talk about how they matched on Muzmatch (Online Muslim Matchmaking App). They discuss their histories on matchmaking apps, prior dating experiences and advice on how people should conduct themselves on these apps. Intro Song: You Remind Me - Usher

On the second episode of the Somali Nomad, I'll be retelling a story from a friend who matched with a Somali woman on Muzmatch and got dumped on Snapchat. What in the world happens in a scenario like that? Intro Song: Blame It On The Boogie - The Jacksons

On the debut episode of The Somali Nomad, I discuss my thoughts on writing my book The Somali Nomad and address feedback and advice on how to use Muzmatch and Salams. This episode is dedicated to the #Abdiexit movement: Where Somali men have hopped off the Somali women ship. Intro Song: Blak and Blu - Gary Clark Jr

We are joined by 2 attractive Okti's, Meriam (C.conversationpodcast) & Hebz (Iamhebz) to discuss a controversial topic in the ends (please don't DM them as God/Allah will judge you). Britain is one of the most Multi-cultural and ethnically integrated Western countries (I know it sounds mad but yes really we are), but in a diverse society that can arguably function in somewhat harmony, does that mean we should be taking this integration further and welcoming other faiths into our families? Can raising a child in both Islamic and Christian values give them a higher power of knowledge? Or does the inevitable conflict of interest make it destined to fail? 00:45 Will you catch us on Muzmatch?, 04:43 Meriam & Hebz's view on interfaith relationships, 05:43 Love never holds together a marriage, 07:58 People misinterpret faith just so they can marry a ‘Karen'?, 12:44 Would we marry outside our faith, 16:56 Do Atheists just lack discipline?, 26:21 Is wearing the Hijab attractive to Men?, 30:16 “I only ever attract Non-Muslim Men”, 35:38 Can you be Muslim and Twerk?, 37:57 Dating a Jehovah's Witness, 43:36 Is there a difficulty in Arab's and Black's Dating?, 48:01 Will it create conflict raising a child in 2 different faiths?, 53:18 Can you be Muslim and also a Feminist?, 01:00:28 Why Women can't be with a Man that earns less?, 01:03:00 “I will sit here and gather dust before I move to a man” #TheDominoEffectPod is a weekly podcast that holds no punches when discussing those all-important controversial subjects on your mind. Yes, even the ones ‘21st Century political correctness' deem too touchy. Literature and events referenced in episode: Dr. Shabar Ally: https://youtu.be/2__bLjjkGkg Tik Tok: @dominoeffectpod x @doneitdaley x @oba_vbe x @still1ax Instagram: @dominoeffectpod x @doneitdaley x @oba_vbe x @still1ax Twitter: @thedominopod x @doneitdaley x @oba_vbe x @still1ax Email: info@thedominopod.com

In episode 7 I'm joined by an absolute sweetheart and the voice behind Confessions of a Muslim Dater. Per her Instagram bio she is "Single AF", has endured a number of dating fails, and like most of us... feeling rather exhausted from the modern dating world!

In this hilarious episode of the Blood Brothers podcast, Dilly and Aki Hussain kick back with the CEO of Muzmatch, Shahzad Younas. #BloodBrothersPodcast​ #Muzmatch​ Shahzad explains why he left investment banking to launch the Muslim marriage app ‘muzmatch' and the subsequent highs and lows of that career choice. Topics of discussion also include muzmatch makeup and breakup stories, what is meant by "halal dating", and the day Shahzad held the former UK Prime Minister Theresa May to account over Yemen at an Eid party in Downing Street.

Die muslimische Dating-App Muzmatch ist auch in Deutschland erfolgreich. Aber welche Erwartungen haben junge Muslime wirklich an die Liebe? Und wie beeinflusst der Islam die Partnersuche? Diesen Fragen ist Y-Kollektiv-Reporterin Carolin von der Groeben nachgegangen. Habt ihr Feedback und Kritik, dann schreibt uns gerne bei Insta: instagram.com/y_kollektiv/

After receiving so many questions about how to find a significant other and exploring dating apps for you all, Naman felt Muzmatch had a personal vendetta against her. In order to get to the bottom of Naman's luck, what better person to chat with than the CEO of Muzmatch: Shahzad Younas? A former banker turned tech-entrepreneur, Shaz's mission and passion is making the marriage/dating process accesible for Muslims of all backgrounds. With a community as religiously and culturally diverse as the Muslim community, creating an app that is relatable to all backgrounds is no easy mission. Join us in episode 39, where we chat with Shaz about his journey in creating Muzmatch, the challenges of getting muslims on board, the difference between men & women's dating app profiles/experiences and the future of Muslim dating.

We have a special guest, Huda Ashoor, on our show today! Huda is a project manager and a researcher, her area of research is in health care. So much has changed in the marriage landscape during the last decade. It is interesting to note how much has changed. What should a woman do if she is single and has approached her mid-30s or above? How things changed from your 20s to your 30s in finding a suitable match for yourself? In today's episode, Huda and Asmaa discuss this topic and address the critical questions raised! Tune in to listen more.Thank you for listening. Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe and connect with us on Instagram @themusimintheroom

Hvilken forskel gør det, at aldersgrænsen for børns partsstatus sættes ned fra 12 til 10 år? Hvad siger Amnestys nye rapport om tilstandene i de egyptiske fængsler? Og hvordan adskiller Muzmatch sig fra andre datingapps? Værter: Kirstine Dons Christensen og Anders Bech-Jessen. www.dr.dk/p1morgen

Zeynab talks all the personality types you may find on Minder & Muzmatch, and how you can navigate those personality types. This is especially for girls and guys who are serious about using the apps in the hopes of finding "the one" "the naseeb" "the life partner" or whatever you may call it.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What does modern day dating look like from the male perspective? I sit down with our first ever male guests on the podcast Naz & Pritam to hear the perils of modern day dating, the apps to avoid (and the ones to join),  their one line to get a date and of course,  weird dating storiesSupport the showTell us your thoughts on instagram @boldbrownandbritish or Visit our Linktree

This Halloween, I sit down with some lovely ladies to discuss what modern day dating look like from the female perspective? We talk about our 'criteria',  online dating,  catfishing and  of course weird dating storiesSupport the showTell us your thoughts on instagram @boldbrownandbritish or Visit our Linktree

Who are you kidding?This episode we talk about misleading, strange, and cringe worthy profile pictures.Guys and girls face different challenges when swiping based on photos.

The introductory episode of The Rishta.This is the podcast for South Asians trying to find love in the modern world. "Rishta Aunties" are no longer the only way to find the right person. We've come a long way from how most of our parents met, but new times mean new challenges.In this episode Syed & Niha discuss who they are and why they decided to create a podcast that covers rishtas, dating, marriage, and everything in between.

Kaya joins the podcast again this time to talk about how he used all kinds of means to try to find a wife, how he dealt with wanting a "practising" wife when his parents weren't really on the same page and what his criteria was. He eventually found a "too good to be true" match on Muzmatch! This is his experience. Leave us a great review if you're enjoying the show too! All links to contact/follow us: mindheistpodcast.com Twitter/Instagram: @mindheistpod @akhitweet Sponsored by www.purexi.com and www.seeramasters.com Stay blessed! 

Iqra, 26 year old from Brampton, Canada, speaks with us today about her various weird and unfortunate encounters on Muzmatch, a popular Muslim dating app used by Pakistanis. Apps like Muzmatch and Minder are quite powerful and often useful, having helped many people find their significant other and get married. However, a lot of 'bad' folks are on these apps too. Married people (usually men), trying to hide their first marriage. People looking for hookups. People looking for time pass.   The other podcast mentioned in this episode is 'Serial' - a true-crime podcast that covers an entire nonfiction story over one season. The first season of Serial covers the case of Adnan Syed, a Pakistani American convincted of murdering his ex-girlfriend, Hae Min Lee, in 1999. 

Some people got successfully married through this application. In this humorous tale, here's what happened your truly.

#7 - Muzmatch, Ethical Banking, Modest Fashion & Hiding Your Faith

In this episode I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Shahzad Younas the founder and CEO of Muzmatch. Shazad is a fellow northerner so we hit it off straight away and had a great conversation about his Muslim dating site. Shazad got the idea for Muzmatch whilst in a career of trading and has since grown the company exponentially into millions of users and tens of thousands of successful relationships and marriages all around the globe.    Shazad talks us through his fundraising and recruitment as well as what it’s like to run a Technology company and gaining an absolutely huge user base.   I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did recording it.

Applications de rencontres en ligne pour musulmans se développent  rapidement. Ces applications permettent aux jeunes musulmans de spécifier s'ils sont, modérés ou conservateurs, sunnites, chiites et filtrent leurs correspondances potentielles pour une éventuelle rencontre pour le mariage. Trouver la bonne personne pour le mariages halal, dans les sociétés musulmanes, peut être une véritable corvée. Alors pourquoi ne pas utiliser votre smartphone pour trouver le profil souhaité. Nous vivons dans une époque de plus en plus dominée par le numérique. Il est de loin le moyen le plus efficace pour augmenter vos chances dans votre recherche du mariage halal. Cependant, les rencontres en ligne ne sont pas si simples pour les jeunes musulmans. Ils ont des restrictions religieuses qui limitent le contact physique dans les relations avant le mariage. Par respect pour leurs croyances religieuses, les jeunes décident souvent de ne se livrer à aucune activité sexuelle avancée avant leur mariage. L'Imam de renom, Ismail Menk, affirme dans l'une de ses conférences que l'amour, avec les attentes du mariage, est un fait accepté de la vie et de la religion - s'il est fait correctement. Cette "bonne façon", dit-il, consiste à impliquer les familles dès le début. D'autre part, certains jeunes couples estiment qu'il ne devrait y avoir aucune stigmatisation liée à une rencontre et rejettent donc l'idée de l'appeler halal. "Ma justification est que nous sortons avec l'intention de nous marier un jour. Quand votre adolescent tombe amoureux - Conseils pour les parents par Mufti Menk La modernité, l'urbanisation généralisée et l'hégémonie culturelle de l'Occident ont bouleversé les relations des jeunes musulmans. Les productions culturelles occidentales : musique, films, émissions de télévision", ont ont complètement changé la donne dans les pays musulmans. Les générations multiculturelles grandissent avec une morale très différente, enracinée dans un certain nombre d'influences, et pas seulement locale, mais aussi mondiale. Avant les l'arrivé des médias sociaux, il était beaucoup plus facile de faire respecter certaines règles morales et culturelles, que vous souhaitiez que votre enfant suive. Mais avec le numérique, cela a changé. Les jeunes sont de plus en plus influencés par le reste du monde. Aujourd'hui, leurs valeurs ne sont plus fondées sur ce que disent les parents, ou leur imam, mais sur ce que balance les influenceurs des médias sociaux. Applications de rencontres en ligne pour musulmans Les applications de rencontres en ligne pour musulmans, et les sites Web en ligne destinés aux jeunes musulmans à la recherche de relations sérieuses à long terme sont nombreuses. Muzmatch, une application de rencontres lancée il y a deux ans, compte plus d'un million de célibataires musulmans à la recherche d’un partenaire idéal dans un cadre halal, inscrits à ce jour. D'autres applications, telles que Salaam Swipe à changer la façon dont les musulmans se rencontrent. Ces applications ont un taux de réussite élevés chez les jeunes musulmans qui, auparavant, avaient du mal à trouver un partenaire. Les applications de rencontres en ligne pour musulmans permettent aux jeunes musulmans d'affiner leurs recherches, par type de relation souhaitées et d'autres aspects, tels que le port du foulard par la femme et la barbe par l'homme. Start-Up musulmanes au service du mariage halal Alors que les jeunes Start-Up musulmanes veulent donner aux jeunes musulmans une plate-forme d’interaction, constatent que leurs sociétés s’opposent à l’idée d’une interaction entre les jeunes couples. La génération actuelle des jeunes musulmans qui sont derrières le développement des nouvelles innovations ont besoin de développer quelque chose qui soit "plus enraciné dans la sensibilité morale des musulmans. Pour encourager les jeunes musulmans à utiliser ces applications, certaines Start-Up ont incorporé divers paramètres de confidentialité,

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Shahzad Younas CEO of Muzmatch.com, a dating app for the world's 1.8 billion Muslims. In this episode, Shahzad talks about the London startup scene, tips for acing the Y Combinator interview and making a memorable Demo Day pitch, how he "dictated" terms and valuation when raising, and more. The Company raised $7 million of Series A venture funding in a deal led by Y Combinator and Luxor Capital Group. Previous investors include FJ Labs, Alrai Capital, Hambro Perks, and others. This series is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite users have raised over $1.5 Billion since 2016. Learn more at www.foundersuite.com.

Egyptian digital payment firm Fawry sets IPO price at $0.3906; Saudi based e-commerce enablement startup Zid, raises $2M pre-series A investment led by Elm VC; Muzmatch, a dating app for Muslims raises $7 million Series A, led by Luxor Capital, a multi-billion dollar US hedge fund and Y Combinator, to help them find a life partner; Dubai-based property management startup HiGuests closes a $1.1 million investment led by a leading Spanish real estate player Forcadell, announces expansion to Spain; Disney is breaking records with the best box office year in history; Spider-Man: Far From Home is the latest Marvel movie to hit $1 billion at the box office; Watch the full episodes and join the conversation at startupminute.co.

We had a total of 316 funding rounds, $8.4 billion total funding, 93 acquisitions recorded, and a transaction of a total acquisition amount of $63.9 billion. Let’s dive right into the highlights now. Standard Cognition lands $35M at $535M valuation to battle Amazon Go EQT Ventures, Initialized Capital, CRV and Y Combinator have fueled Standard Cognition with another $35 million to help retailers battle Amazon. The deal values the San Francisco-based autonomous checkout startup, founded in 2017, at $535 million. Standard Cognition implants its AI-powered computer vision platform, which enables the autonomous checkout process, in brick-and-mortar stores. To date, the company has installed its hardware in five stores in the U.S. and Japan, with plans to expand globally using the new investment. Standard Cognition announces its Series B financing just eight months after closing a $40 million Series A. Suswal, justifying the lightning-fast growth, said 2019 has been Standard’s “year of deployment,” next year will be “the year of repeatability” and 2021 will be “the year of scale.” The company has raised a total of $86 million in venture capital funding. Muzmatch adds $7M to swipe right on Muslim-majority markets Muzmatch, a matchmaking app for Muslims, has just swiped a $7 million Series A on the back of continued momentum for its community-sensitive approach to soulmate searching for people of the Islamic faith. It now has more than 1.5 million users of its apps, across 210 countries, swiping, matching and chatting online as they try to find “the one.” Unity, now valued at $6B, raising up to $525M Unity’s private valuation is climbing, but it’s growing unclear whether the company’s leadership is planning to take the 15-year-old gaming powerhouse public anytime soon. The company announced today that is has received signed agreements from D1 Capital Partners, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Light Street Capital, Sequoia Capital and Silver Lake Partners to fund a $525 million tender offer that will allow Unity’s common shareholders — the majority of which are early or current employees — to sell their shares in the company. The company also confirmed that it wrapped up a $150 million Series E funding round in May that doubled the company’s valuation to $6 billion. The announcement confirms the valuation we reported in May, though at a higher amount of capital raised. Fintech decacorn Nubank raises $400M led by TCV What’s a decocorn? Well I had to google this as well - It is a word used for those companies valued over $10 billion. Hectocorn is for companies valued over $100 billion. Brazil-based Nubank, which offers a suite of banking and financial services for Brazilian consumers, announced today that it has raised a $400 million Series F round of venture capital led by Woody Marshall of TCV. The growth-stage fund is best known for its investment in Netflix but has also made fintech a high priority, with over $1.5 billion in investments in the space. According to Nubank, the company has now raised $820 million across seven venture rounds. Leveraging unique technology, David Vélez and his team are continuously pushing the boundaries of delivering best in class financial services, grounded in a culture of tech and innovation. Nubank has all the core tenets of what TCV looks for in preeminent franchise investments. Airbud raises $4 million to add a voice interface to your website Amazon’s Alexa ushered in a new dawn of user interfaces, bringing voice into the mix as a viable option. Dozens of companies have sprouted because of this, not least of which being Airbud.io. Airbud allows any company to add a voice interface to its website. The company just closed a $4 million round led by Hanaco Ventures, with participation from ERA and Spider Capital. By allowing companies to add voice/chat bot utility to their websites, Airbud hopes to increase retention of end-users on sites and give them easier access to the information they seek. Krush says that Airbud is focusing on websites that you have to be on, rather than the ones you want to be on. That means Airbud clients are mostly in the healthcare space and travel space, helping end-users find a physician or book a flight using their voice. Moving on to mergers and acquisitions - Apple has announced the acquisition of chip-maker Intel's smartphone modem business for $1 billion. Approximately 2,200 Intel employees will join Apple, along with intellectual property, equipment and leases, the Cupertino-based iPhone maker said in a statement late Thursday. "This agreement enables us to focus on developing technology for the 5G network while retaining critical intellectual property and modem technology that our team has created," said Intel CEO Bob Swan. "We're looking forward to putting our full effort into 5G where it most closely aligns with the needs of our global customer base, including network operators, telecommunications equipment manufacturers and cloud service providers," he added. Apple will hold over 17,000 wireless technology patents, ranging from protocols for cellular standards to modem architecture and modem operation. What else caught our eyes- Dark has been keeping its startup in the dark for the last couple of years while it has built a unique kind of platform it calls “deployless” software development. If you build your application in Dark’s language inside of Dark’s editor, the reward is you can deploy it automatically on Dark’s infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform without worrying about all of the typical underlying deployment tasks. The company emerged from stealth today and announced $3.5 million in seed funding, which it actually received back in 2017. The founders have spent the last couple of years building this rather complex platform. In Dark, you’re getting the benefit of your editor knowing how the language works. So you get really great autocomplete, and your infrastructure is set up for you as soon as you’ve written any code because we know exactly what is required Source - Techcrunch, Crunchbase

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In today's episode, we're talking to Shahzad Younas, founder of Muslim marriage app Muzmatch. He talks about quitting his investment banking job, starting and growing Muzmatch, advice for budding entrepreneurs, and much more. The live YouTube version is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yZ57L01HFI If you haven't checked out our upcoming course - Halal Investing for Busy Professionals - feel free to check it out at www.islamicfinanceguru.com/courses

Online Dating ist seit Jahren schon in aller Munde und jeder hatte mal ein Profil auf Tinder, Minder oder Lovoo. Eine Horrorstory einer Frau schockierte mich so sehr, dass ich entschloss aufgrund meiner persönlichen Erfahrungen ein paar Tipps zu geben. Besonders Männer sollten sich diesen Podcast anhören um mehr Matches zu bekommen und gewisse No-Go's nicht (mehr) zu machen!

Shazad Younas is the founder and CEO of Muzmatch. In 2014, Shahzad quit his job in banking to pursue Muzmatch full time after seeing friends struggling to find a partner. Today, Muzmatch helps Muslims around the world find their perfect marriage partner. The Muzmatch app operates in 190 countries, has over 500,000 members and has had 15,000 successful matches. They have disrupted the Muslim matchmaking market place with their playful approach, high quality offering and engaging content. Today on the show we discuss Shazad’s inspiration behind starting Muzmatch, how it has helped thousands overcome common issues in Muslim communities, the importance of using the service with good intentions and how easy it is for people to use the app to find their perfect partner We had a great time speaking to Shazad, hearing his story and understanding his desire to make a difference whilst helping people. If you liked this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcast Subscribe to the podcast via Apple Podcast, Android or Spotify Follow us on Instagram or Facebook For feedback, banter or any business enquiries, e-mail us at info@onefootinthesink.com