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Firstly, share your query with our specialized team, who are available 24/7 to assist you. You can discuss your case with us in complete detail at any time that suits you. Our consultation is entirely free, so don’t hesitate to reach out and get the guidance you need.
Book Your Nikah Date and Share Details
Set the any date and time as we are available for 24 hours for your Nikah (Marriage) ceremony and provide us Bride and Groom essential details to begin the process.
Attend a 10 to 15 Minute Marriage Ceremony
Our team will handle everything, including scholars, witnesses, and legal formalities. Your only role is to attend the Online Nikah (Marriage) ceremony for just few minutes.
Receive Marriage Paper in 30 Minutes (Optional Step)
Once the Nikah (Marriage) is completed, we’ll provide you a marriage paper if you want within 30 minutes.
Scope – There is no bar on oral nikkah especially in our tribal and traditional society, where the marriages are being solemnized orally related to Case Law No.
In PLJ 2018 Cr.C. (Quetta) 130 (DB), the court explained this case and affirmed the validity of oral Nikah, emphasizing that as long as the essential requirements of Ijab-o-Qabool (offer and acceptance) and the presence of two adult Muslim witnesses are met, such marriages are legally and religiously recognized. There is no bar on oral Nikah, especially in Pakistan’s tribal and traditional society, where marriages are often solemnized orally in line with cultural norms and Islamic principles.
For a comprehensive understanding of this complex case, including the detailed arguments, evidence presented, and the court’s reasoning, we encourage you to read the full judgment. Click the provided link to delve deeper into this intriguing legal matter that touches on issues of oral nikah, evidence from police officials, and the intricacies of criminal appeal procedures in Pakistan.
Marriage is one of the most beautiful experiences of human life. As Muslims, we believe that if we are destined to get married, we will meet the person when the time is right, Insha’Allah. Allah s.w.t. creates us in pairs and grants us love in our hearts to love another human being.
Hadith from Sunan Ibn Majah is:
“مَا رَأَيْتُ لِلْمُتَحَابَّيْنِ مِثْلَ النِّكَاحِ”
This translates to:
“I have not seen anything like marriage for those who love one another.”
Marriage, also called matrimony or wedlock, is a culturally and often legally recognized union between people called spouses. It establishes rights and obligations between them. A marriage ceremony is called a wedding, while a private marriage is sometimes called an elopement.
Marriage can be recognized by a state, an organization, a religious authority, a tribal group, a local community, or peers. It is often viewed as a contract. A religious marriage ceremony is performed by a religious institution to recognize and create the rights and obligations intrinsic to matrimony in that religion. Religious marriage is known variously as Nikkah in Islam , Sacramental Marriage in Christianity (especially Catholicism), nissuin in Judaism, and various other names in other faith traditions, each with their own constraints as to what constitutes, and who can enter into, a valid religious marriage.
Hadith from Sunan Ibn Majah is
“النِّكَاحُ مِنْ سُنَّتِي، فَمَنْ لَمْ يَعْمَلْ بِسُنَّتِي فَلَيْسَ مِنِّي، وَتَزَوَّجُوا، فَإِنِّي مُكَاثِرٌ بِكُمُ الْأُمَمَ”
This translates to:
“Marriage is part of my Sunnah, and whoever does not follow my Sunnah has nothing to do with me. Get married, for I am heartened by your great numbers before the nations (of other Prophets).”
The following documents are required when you are considering your Online Nikah/ Virtual Marriage.
Identity document is required of the Bride (I.D Card or Passport)
Identity document is required of the Groom (I.D Card or Passport)
Dower Amount (Mehar)
Two Muslim witnesses needed if you have then good otherwise we can arrange witnesses as well.
Please note that if you are unable to meet the required documents then feel free to contact us Thank You.
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is related to union council name, ward no and district.
cover personal details of bride & groom names , father names address , CNIC number, marital status of bride and bride’s age (as per Pakistani law, bride must be over 16 to register the marriage).
deal with the wakil / wali of bride and witnesses from the bride side
deal with the two marriage witnesses.
is related with the date of marriage.
are deal with Dower / Haq Mehar (Prompt & deferred) assets, gifts, and dower portion given to the bride and its format (i.e. gold, cash, property etc.), and when these will be due.
deals with the specific condition ( If any )
he is given the right to bride to take Talaq if yes then on what specific conditions.
is totally vice versa of section 18
addresses the concern of the monthly allowance that the husband gives his wife every month.
addresses the groom’s marital status, and whether he has permission from his first wife.
is related with NIKKAH KHUA (a person who solemnized the marriage) details.
deals with the marriage regulation date.
deals with the Fee of marriage registration.
is related to MUSLIMS only who gives statement on it that HAZRAT MUHAMMAD ﷺ Is the last Prophet Of ALLAH PAK.
The marriage contract must be witnessed , as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “There is no marriage contract except with a wali and two witnesses.” (Reported by al-Tabarani; see also Sahih al-Jami’, 7558).
To the Hanbali, Shafi’i, and Maliki Sunni schools, a walī is required in order for a virginal woman to marry. In these schools, if a woman has been divorced, she becomes her own guardian and does not need a walī to sign a marriage contract.
The majority of scholars agree that the wali must be a Muslim. By default, the father of the bride is her wali, however, in certain circumstances where the father is unable to be present as a wali, the role of the wali is usually taken on by the next closest mahram. The most common sequence of the role of the wali after her father is her paternal grandfather, son, grandson, brother, paternal half-brother, and paternal uncle. In a situation where none is available, then the Qadi (Islamic Judge) would assume the title of the wali, or any other righteous relative. The role of the wali is to consent to the marriage and assist the bride during the Nikhah. Nikkah Nama provides an optional space for the wali’s signature on it’s marriage contract texts.
So it is cleared now a wali will be firstly preference is father or close relatives but in certain circumstances the Qari sahib (Nikkah Khua) can also be performed Nikkah by act as Wali.
A Muslim woman has the exclusive right to decide with whom to marry and she cannot be compelled to disassociate her relation with her husband for the simple reason that her marriage has not been approved by her parents….
Supreme court of Pakistan upheld the case holding that consent of a “wali” is not required and a sui juris muslim female can enter into a valid Nikkah / Nikkah / marriage of her own free will.
PPLJ 2008 Cr.C. 1205
In this case, the court reaffirmed that an adult Muslim woman has the right to marry without the consent of her Wali, aligning with the principles of the Hanafi jurisprudence.
The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, does not mandate the Wali’s consent for an adult woman’s marriage. Pakistani courts have consistently recognized the autonomy of adult women in marital decisions, provided the marriage is contracted with free will and without coercion.
Intrigued by this case? Dive deeper into the complexities of personal rights, societal norms, and legal interpretations in Pakistan’s judicial system. To uncover the full story, including the court’s reasoning and the impactful decision, click the provided link.
Binti Khudham says that when she became a widow her father solemnized her marriage. She did not like the decision so she went to Muhammad, who gave her permission to revoke her marriage. Hence, forced marriages are against Islamic teachings, and those forced into marriages before they have come of age have the right to contest them once they do.
So it is cleared now a wali will be firstly preference is father or close relatives but in certain circumstances the Qari sahib (Nikkah Khua) can also be performed Nikkah by act as Wali.
An online marriage is a marriage conducted remotely via digital platforms (like audio, video calls), where the bride, groom, and witnesses are not physically together, but the ceremony is officiated online.
Yes, an online Nikkah is valid in Islamic law as long as there is mutual consent, witnesses, dower and an authorized officiant (imam) conducting the ceremony remotely.
Yes, an online marriage is valid without the presence of a Father because the law grants women the right to marry independently once they reach adulthood.
No, the bride and groom do not need to be physically present together; they can be in different locations as long as the ceremony is conducted properly with witnesses.
Yes, an online Nikkah can be performed if the bride and groom are in different countries, as long as the ceremony meets all Islamic requirements and legal formalities.
Yes, you can register your marriage after an online Nikah ceremony through Law of Lawyers at NADRA if you need.
Yes, an online marriage can be registered later with the relevant authorities to ensure legal recognition and benefits like inheritance and property rights.
Yes, non-Muslims can marry online, through our online marriage services because we offer online marriage service for non-Muslims as well.
Yes, you can use Pakistani online marriage services Law of Lawyers to marry in a foreign country because Law of Lawyers offers online marriage service around the World.
Yes, an online marriage can be conducted in any language, as long as all parties understand and consent to the ceremony. Translation services can be provided if necessary.
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