Muxlim

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Muxlim is a social networking service for Muslims. It is the Muslim equivalent of Yahoo, Facebook and Youtube and has been recognised as one of Europe's best tech start-ups by a leading American technology magazine^{[citation needed]}^[1]. Muxlim.com was launched in 2006 by two Finland based entrepreneurs, with the objective of creating a Muslim social media website that would not expose users to vulgarity, offensive content, and adult material^[2].

Services:

MuslimSpace is a Muslim social network.
Search.Muxlim.com searches Muslim sites or all of the web.
Quran.Muxlim.com browses and searches the Quran in 25 languages.

1 Introduction
2 See also
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Introduction

Muxlim Inc. is a social media company, founded in Finland by Mohamed El-Fatatry and Pietari Päivänen, aiming to provide cutting-edge online services to the Muslim Lifestyle Market around the world. The company was chosen as a finalist for the Red Herring 100, a conference dedicated to discovering and advocating the most promising private ventures, and the top 100 high growth success stories in Finland 2008 by Helsingin Sanomat, the largest Finnish newspaper^{[citation needed]}.