Is my work as a data monitor on a marriage website that allows posting pictures and chatting between members considered an encouragement to commit evil, and is it haram?
The ruling on online marriage sites varies depending on their adherence to Islamic legal guidelines. The aforementioned site is not permitted to publish immodest pictures of women, nor is it permissible for men to view women's pictures without a legitimate need. It is possible to suffice with trustworthy women to receive and display pictures of veiled women to those whose sincerity and seriousness in marriage have been verified. Furthermore, allowing private chats between men and women on the site opens a great door to evil, and expelling those who are discovered to do so is not sufficient to justify this allowance. Therefore, those in charge of the site should be advised to avoid these mistakes. If they respond positively, then continue; otherwise, it is better to leave it.
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