In Islam, Nikah is a marriage contract and is considered a sacred bond. The Qur’an refers to this as a ‘serious contract’ as both parties have been allocated certain responsibilities to be carried out towards each other with sincerity to God. God acknowledges these deeds as worthy of reward, therefore a Muslim should strive and make genuine effort to build a harmonious home with their spouse in order to earn the pleasure of God. A Nikah may only be conducted with full consent from both parties, and in the case of the female, the approval of her wali (guardian) is also required. A Muslim woman may only make nikkah with a Muslim man.

The Muslim Law (Shariah) Council UK conducts Nikah contracts both on-site and off-site. To book an appointments or make an inquiry, please get in touch by calling us or sending an email.