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Fatimah Waseem

Fatimah Waseem

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  • Pro-Israeli Dating Company Quietly Buys Out Popular Muslim Marriage App

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified| Muslimmatters.org Verified The quiet acquisition of popular Muslim dating app Salams by a pro-Israel company is sending shockwaves across the digital world. The deal — which closed in late 2023 and was only recently made public in an earnings report — is igniting calls to boycott the app, which has well over six million users. The original app — which was originally customized for the Muslim market — was also replaced with a generic dating app that is similar to the company’s platforms for Black and Latino communities.

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified · Muslimmatters.org

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Report: New Jersey halal BBQ restaurant coming to Herndon

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified| FFXnow Verified A new barbecue restaurant appears to be coming soon to Herndon. A site plan for Herndon Parkway Center indicates that a “Kanoon Restaurant” will open in the space at 1106 Herndon Parkway that was vacated last year by The Lobster, a Thai street food restaurant. The Burn reports that the newcomer will be Kanoon Smokehouse, a New Jersey-based restaurant that serves American barbecue with a “Middle Eastern twist,” according to its website.

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified · FFXnow

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • Pro-Israeli Dating Company Quietly Buys Out Popular Muslim Marriage App

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified| Muslimmatters.org Verified The quiet acquisition of popular Muslim dating app Salams by a pro-Israel company is sending shockwaves across the digital world. The deal — which closed in late 2023 and was only recently made public in an earnings report — is igniting calls to boycott the app, which has well over six million users. The original app — which was originally customized for the Muslim market — was also replaced with a generic dating app that is similar to the company’s platforms for Black and Latino communities.

    By Fatimah Waseem Verified · Muslimmatters.org

    Apr. 09, 2025

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