UK Muslim Man Puts Up Billboards To Be "Saved From An Arranged Marriage"

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On New Year's Day, Muhammed Malik, a 29-year-old British bachelor, had billboard ads put up in Birmingham, Manchester, and London in the search for his soulmate. The billboards read “Save me from an arranged marriage” with a link to Malik’s website, appropriately titled, www.FindMalikAWife.com. His website starts off with a video message from him where he states that he is seeking “a Muslim woman in her 20s, who's striving to better her deen (faith).” Malik added, “I'm open to any ethnicity, but I've got a loud Punjabi family - so you'd need to keep with the bants.” When asked about his approach, he mentioned that the traditional matchmaker method was not working out for him, so he wanted to take business into his own hands. Business is definitely booming because Malik has received offers from over 100 women!

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UK Muslim Man Resorts to Billboards To Be "Saved From An Arranged Marriage"

Location: United Kingdom