Intentional by design
No endless swiping, no gamified streaks. A few considered introductions at a time — each one made for a reason you can read.


The home you find in another.
A warm, intentional space for the Arab diaspora and the worlds woven into it — wherever you were raised, wherever life has taken you — to find a love that feels like coming home.
Most apps optimize for endless swiping. We built Amanina around a different question: what would it take for two families to trust an introduction?
No endless swiping, no gamified streaks. A few considered introductions at a time — each one made for a reason you can read.
We look at values, faith and practice, family rhythm, and life direction — carefully, on your behalf — and we always show you the reasoning. Your information stays private and secure. Never a black box.
Built for the way our communities actually decide: mothers, fathers, and trusted elders are welcomed into the journey — at the pace you choose.
We verify members are real people — no bots, no fake profiles. Privacy is engineered in from the start: your data is encrypted and never sold.
Your home is waiting, wherever you are.
Every member is confirmed as a real person — selfie plus a government-ID check. No bots.
Profile photos are reviewed and chats are monitored for scams and abuse.
Block or report anyone in a tap. Your data is encrypted and never sold.
Amanina is a matchmaking and matrimony app for the Arab diaspora — built for Muslim and Christian-Arab communities alike (and the Druze and secular worlds woven into them). It is a web app, available worldwide. Instead of endless swiping, members receive a few considered introductions at a time, each with the reasoning shown openly, and family can be welcomed into the journey at the member's pace. Amanina is operated by Mama Hala Consulting Group in Ottawa, Canada, and launched in 2026.
Yes. Amanina is free to install and use — you can create a profile, get verified, and receive introductions at no cost. An optional Gold membership adds extra depth and is billed securely in the app; you can cancel anytime.
No. Amanina is for the Arab diaspora and the communities woven into it — Muslim, Christian, Druze, and secular alike. Faith and tradition are honoured for every member, whatever their background.
Amanina is built for intentional marriage, not endless swiping. Instead of a feed of strangers, members wake to a few carefully prepared introductions, and the reasoning behind each one is shown openly. Family features can bring elders and the wali into the process, with consent.
Amanina is a web app you install straight from your browser — Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android — with no App Store or Play Store needed. Once installed it behaves like any other app on your home screen.
Every member is verified as a real person before they can be introduced to others — no bots and no fabricated profiles. Verification is a baseline for everyone, not a premium feature.
Amanina is operated by Mama Hala Consulting Group, led by Mama Hala, a Family Consultant, and built by EiGENRA. It launched in Canada in 2026.
Yes. Amanina includes family features that let elders and the wali take part in introductions, with the member's consent — keeping the process respectful of how many families approach marriage.
We prepare a small number of high-conviction introductions for each member and show the reasoning behind every one, so you understand why someone was suggested rather than scrolling through a feed.
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Searching for your son or daughter? Begin it yourself — and leave the choice entirely in their hands.
Write a private introduction in your own words — who they are, what makes your family proud. We invite your son or daughter with warmth, and they read every word before deciding.
Nothing is created and nothing begins until they say yes themselves. Their journey stays theirs — you never see their conversations.
With your child's blessing, speak family to family in the Majlis before the two of them ever exchange a word — the way it has always been done.