Mohammed Malik, a 29-year-old bachelor, used huge billboards in London and Birmingham to find his sweetheart, which read in a half-joking form: "Save me from arranged marriages." ”
Malik said he had received hundreds of messages expressing interest in dating him since the ad was released on Saturday, and that he had tried many ways to meet women before making this signpost, such as: dating apps and some offline dating events, but they didn't work well, and finally, his friend suggested that he should advertise for his own marriage.
Malik's marriage billboard
The billboard will run until Jan. 14. Malik said his ideal partner should share the same Muslim faith as him and be able to "love to joke with" his family.
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