Rishta in Hyderabad, Sindh

Sindhi, Urdu, or both

Mother tongue is required on every profile, and both Sindhi and Urdu are options, as are Punjabi, Pashto, Balochi and Saraiki. The other languages a person speaks are listed alongside. These details are shown to your family on each profile; they do not remove anyone from your suggestions.

Karachi and the rest of Sindh

Your daily list is drawn from every city that fits your preferences. A profile in Hyderabad itself gets extra weight when the list is ranked, but Karachi, Sukkur or Larkana profiles appear like any other good fit. On the list you can narrow the view to one city at a time.

For families in Pakistan the profile asks for the province, with Sindh as an option, and the city where the wider family lives — useful when a family lives in one city and has its roots in another.

What your family sees on a profile

• Age, city, marital status and height.
• Education and field of study, and the job for anyone working.
• Maslak and caste — Memon, Syed, Sheikh, Qureshi, Ansari, Baloch and others are on the caste list.
• An “ID checked” mark, plus “Study checked” or “Job checked” where those papers were checked by our staff.
• Photos, if the other family allows you to see them now — or only after both sides say yes.

When you are ready to talk

Send interest, with a short note if you like. If the other family accepts, a private chat opens and families may read along. Phone numbers typed into a message are removed automatically; when both sides are ready, either can ask to share numbers and the other family allows or declines.

Registering from Hyderabad

Choose Pakistan as your country: your CNIC is the ID and fees are in Pakistani rupees, with plans on the membership page. Along with your own CNIC and a selfie holding it, the front of each parent’s CNIC is asked for. If something is unclear the profile comes back with a note, and you fix that part without starting again.