Hamza Ali Abbasi Marriage App Faces Backlash on Social Media

Popular Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi and his wife Nimal Khawar have launched a new matchmaking app called “Marriage for Life.” The app was introduced as a platform to help people find life partners according to Islamic principles. However, soon after the announcement, it became a target of heavy criticism on social media.

The app includes several unique features. One of them is the “Wali feature,” which allows parents or guardians to monitor conversations between potential matches. There is also an AI system that detects inappropriate language and alerts the family. The app offers detailed biodata verification and has teams working on the ground to confirm user information and reduce the chances of fraud. Offices have also been set up in different countries with plans to expand further.

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Hamza and Nimal, who themselves are seen as a successful couple in the entertainment industry, said they got the idea when people started asking them for advice on finding suitable partners. They believe the app is not just a simple platform but a complete system designed to help people marry in a way that respects Islamic values.

Despite their good intentions, social media users had mixed reactions. Some appreciated the effort and called it a much-needed service. But a large number of people criticized the app, calling it a new business model that turns traditional matchmaking into a commercial product. Critics also said the “Wali feature” simply gives a digital form to old customs where families controlled every step of the process.

The debate has now shifted to a larger question: what is the right way to find a life partner in modern times? While some see the app as a helpful tool, others feel it takes away the natural process of getting to know someone. Either way, the conversation around marriage, family involvement, and technology is now more active than ever.

As Hamza and Nimal move forward with their project, it remains to be seen whether the app will gain public trust or continue to face resistance. For now, it has certainly sparked an important discussion across social media platforms.