A private Muslim matchmaker in Dallas–Fort Worth
Sajida lives in Dallas–Fort Worth and makes rishtas the way they have always been made in our communities: personally, quietly, one family at a time. If your family is in Plano, Irving, Richardson, Frisco, Arlington, Fort Worth or anywhere across the Metroplex, you can begin with a private word — and families elsewhere in the USA are just as welcome.
Local, and personal
Being in DFW means Sajida understands the community you live in — the masjids, the family networks, the way word travels. It also means your search is handled by one real person you can speak to, not a website or an app. Your details are encrypted and seen by Sajida alone. There are no public profiles and nothing to browse, and nothing about your family is shared with another family until both sides say yes.
How it works
You begin by registering privately at begin registration or sending Sajida a message. She learns what matters to your family — deen, values, education, city, family life, and the quieter things a form cannot hold. When she sees a genuinely suited family, she proposes an introduction, and it only goes ahead if both families agree. From there, the elders or the couple talk at whatever pace honours your customs.
Not only for Dallas
Sajida is in Texas, but the service is for Muslim and desi families across the USA, and the wider diaspora is welcome. Distance is something she weighs with you honestly — some families want someone nearby, others are happy to relocate.
Who is Sajida?
Sajida has styled family, friends and brides for weddings, Eid and everything in between. Word got around, and a favour became her work. Browse and buy on your own, or message her and she'll point you to the right piece. Think of her as your Internet Aunty.
For matrimony, she makes every introduction herself — privately, from Dallas–Fort Worth.
Questions families ask
Is there a Muslim matchmaker in Dallas who doesn't post profiles online?
Yes — that is exactly how Sajida works. Your details are encrypted and seen by Sajida alone. There are no public profiles and nothing to browse, and nothing about your family is shared with another family until both sides say yes.
Do we have to live in Dallas to use the service?
No. Sajida is based in Dallas–Fort Worth, but she serves Muslim and desi families across the USA, and the wider diaspora is welcome.
Can we meet Sajida in person?
Most families begin with a private message or call. If you're local and would like to meet, ask her — she'll arrange what feels comfortable.
What does it cost?
A one-time registration, and a success fee only if an introduction leads to marriage. The first conversation is free, and the fees are shown up front on the matrimony page.