Iran has rolled out a Muslim matchmaking app to help young people find a “sustainable marriage” in an effort to boost the country’s declining birthrate, state television reported Monday.
Hamdam, meaning “Companion” in Farsi, is designed for Iranians looking for a spouse or in need of marriage counseling. The app was developed by the Tebyan Cultural Institute, an organization affiliated with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
