If you're in the talking stage — this is for you

You'll find out after the nikah. Unless you find out now.

The things that quietly break a marriage are the ones no one asked about. Start with one honest question, about yourself. Go into the most important decision of your life understanding each other, not guessing.

Question 1 of 3

Your first year married. Where do you honestly picture living?

100% private & confidential Private until you both finish — no peeking A fraction of the cost, and stigma, of counselling
The outcome

This is what clarity looks like.

Joint alignment report · sample

Sara & Omar

Solid ground

Three conversations worth having before the nikah.

Financial philosophySolid ground
In-laws & family boundariesWorth talking about soon
Roles & householdSolid ground
Conflict & temperamentA few conversations ahead
Faith & valuesYou're on the same page here

Every gap unlocks with a word-for-word script for the conversation.

Hanna, testimonial author
“The questions are remarkable. They go way beyond the usual surface-level 'what are you looking for in a spouse?' questions and get into the things that actually matter once you're building a life together. It's incredibly insightful, and I think this could save people from a lot of difficult conversations after marriage by encouraging them to have the right conversations before it. Really well done. I hope more people use it.”
Hanna
Misaq Alignment Check user
The blindspot

You can't ask about everything over dinner.

Mahr expectations. Debt. Where his mother fits in. Who cooks, who earns, how anger gets handled. The questions that decide a marriage are exactly the ones that feel impossible to ask out loud — so they stay unspoken until after the nikah. The Misaq Alignment Report is the way out: visual compatibility across all five pillars, plus a word-for-word script for every hard conversation it surfaces.

How it works

Three steps to real clarity.

Step 1

Invite the person you're getting to know

Buy one $49 CAD pass. We send a warm, respectful invitation to them by email, with wording that makes it easy and natural to bring up.

Step 2

Answer privately

You each answer a 15-minute set of questions on your own. Your answers are locked and hidden until both of you have finished — so no one's answer sways the other.

Step 3

Get your joint report

Unlock one clear report: visual compatibility across the five pillars, where the friction is, and word-for-word scripts to talk through the hard parts with wisdom, not guesswork.

Two questionnaires

Tuned to where you actually are.

At checkout you choose your stage, and both of you get the matching question set — so nothing feels too soon, and nothing important gets skipped.

Early conversations

You've recently met and want to see whether you actually align.

Serious about each other

You're considering each other as a spouse and need the harder questions.

See it in action

How double-blind works.

Answer a real sample question, then flip on your partner's view to see how alignment is scored — without either of you seeing the other early.

Financial philosophy · sample question

How do you expect family finances and debt to be managed in the first three years of marriage?

Simulate partner's view
Your answerJoint account for bills, separate personal savings 🔒
Partner's answerFully pooled income 🔒
Worth talking abouta discussion prompt has been generated for you both.
What we check

The five things marriages actually turn on.

Financial philosophy

Dowry expectations, dual income, debt, and supporting family — where money will quietly make or break things.

In-laws & family boundaries

Living arrangements, how involved parents get in disputes, and whose family, when.

Roles & household

Division of labour, career aspirations, and how you'll raise children.

Conflict & temperament

How each of you handles anger, stress, and disagreement before it escalates.

Faith & values

Religious practice, moral boundaries, lifestyle priorities, and jurisprudence preferences.

A fair worry

Won't this scare them off?

It's the first thing most people think. Here's the honest answer.

Proposing it is a green flag.

Wanting to understand each other before the nikah isn't doubt, it's how you know someone is serious. The person who suggests this is the one worth marrying, and we give you gentle words to bring it up.

Differences aren't the danger. Not knowing them is.

Every couple has gaps. This won't grade you as compatible or not, it shows where you already stand together and hands you the words for the rest. A gap found now is a conversation. Found after the nikah, it's a crisis.

It never judges either of you.

No score, no verdict, no pass or fail. Just a clearer picture of two people and the questions worth talking through, private until you both finish, and never shared without you.

The couples who do this aren't the ones in trouble. They're the ones who'll have fewer surprises, and better conversations, for years.

One pass, both of you

For the clarity most couples never get.

$49 CAD one-time
Covers both partners. No subscription.
  • ✓Both of you answer privately, then get one joint report
  • ✓A Misaq Alignment Report with visual compatibility across all 5 pillars, saveable as a PDF
  • ✓Word-for-word scripts for 40+ difficult conversations
  • ✓Lifetime access to your joint results
Misaq Alignment Check

$49 CAD total, once. Private and asynchronous. An honest report in minutes, not months.

Traditional premarital therapy

$175 per session, 3-5 sessions ($525+). Scheduling, waitlists, and the therapy stigma.

Questions

Good to know.

Before the nikah

Find out now, not after.

The hardest conversations are the ones no one has before they commit. Have them here, with clarity.