On the internet and in 3 different parts of Birmingham, Mohammad Malik is looking for a wife.
In a frantic bid to locate a wife and steer clear from an arrange marriage, a lonely bachelor has spent hundreds of pounds on many large billboards and website advertising HIMSELF.
Single in his unconventional search for love, Mohammad Malik, 29, has set up a website and placed his photo on multiple billboards across Birmingham.
It includes a 20-foot (6-meter) shot of him lying down, grinning at the camera and joking, “Save me from an arranged marriage.”
The large advertisement, which can be seen on at least three billboards throughout the city, urges interested parties to his website, Findmailkawife.com.
Because of its wonderful mosques and high-quality food, Mohammad, a Muslim from London, considers Birmingham his second home.
In a video on his profile, he describes himself as an innovation consultant and entrepreneur, saying: “Hello, my name is Malik. My face may have appeared on a billboard someplace.
” I’m 29 years old and live in London. I’m a business owner, a gourmand, and a devout Muslim. I’m looking for someone that is dedicated to her deen [Arabic for religion].
“I am open to any ethnicity but come from a loud Punjabi family, so the banter has to be 100. “If you’re interested, fill out the form and check out my details.”
“I just haven’t found the right girl yet,” Mohammad stated, explaining why he was willing to go to such lengths to locate Mrs Right. It’s a difficult world out there.” “My ideal partner would be a Muslim woman in her 20s who is striving to better her deen,” she says.
“I’m an only child who takes care of my mother and father.” I don’t think it’ll work out if this is a deal-breaker.”
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