Questions & answers

By invitation from an existing member, or by applying and being reviewed. There is no open sign-up.

Staff review submitted documents such as a business licence and proof of Muslim ownership. A logged phone call with a real person and, where it matters, a site visit decide between Verified and Community Verified.

That documents were reviewed and checks were made. It is not an endorsement, guarantee or promise about any job — always use your own judgement.

A member putting their own name behind yours. Unvouched members are never blocked; a vouch simply adds peer trust to a profile.

A short pledge every member signs with their own name: honesty in dealings, fair pricing, keeping promises and following Islamic business ethics.

Members can report conduct. Staff review every report and can warn, suspend or remove a member. Every action is recorded in an audit log.

Only signed-in members who have completed their profile. Public pages exist only for businesses, so customers can find them.

An optional setting that limits what you see to members, businesses and listings of your own gender. Men-only and women-only listings are enforced for everyone.

No. Messaging happens inside Amannah so you can arrange a deal without handing out personal contact details.

Fees pay for real verification work — reviewing documents, calling businesses, visiting premises — and keep the network free of advertising and data selling.

Yes. Members can join free, with limits on messages and listings. Paid plans lift those limits and lower the commission on sales.

Any time, in one click from your billing page.