You can call Nikah Khawan (Qazi) from your home
Our contact information includes e-mail, WhatsApp, SMS, our website form, and a telephone number if you have further questions about Nikah (Nikkah), Qazi (Nikah Khawan), or Nikah Registrar. We also maintain offices in Karachi and Islamabad between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Muslim Marriage: 4 Simple Steps
In Islam, Nikah can be done in 4 simple ways, mentioned below:
- Submitted & Considered
Muslim marriages begin with this step. In most cases, a family elder will seek help from a marriage counselor or a friend to help their children find a suitable mate. Parents of the bride or groom receive wedding proposals.
If he wishes to marry the woman, he can also ask her father or guardian for her hand.
There are four reasons why women get married: wealth, family status, beauty, and religion. Blessed are those who marry her for respect.” — [Sahih-al-Bukhari & Sahih-al-Muslim]
Mixing two non-Mahrams or dating before nikah can be forbidden. When the bride and groom meet and speak before Nikah, a Mahram (father/brother/guardian) is present.
- Permission to marry or consent to marry
Upon the consent of the man or woman to be married, the proposal will be accepted. Since permission is a crucial first step, progress cannot be made without it. In order to proceed with the marriage again, all conditions must be met (such as immigrating after the wedding).
- The Nikkah
In a marriage ceremony, Nikah (Nikkah) is performed. Nikah (Nikkah) is affected by several factors.
The Dower (Mahr):
During the wedding ceremony, the groom gives the bride a gift known as a Mahr or dower. A simple act of kindness could be a gift, or it could be money, jewelry, or another valuable item.
Mahar has different meanings according to different cultures and people. Payment for Mahr can be made fully in advance, partially in advance and partially deferred, or deferred but payable on demand. — [Sahih-ul-Bukhari]
The Ijab-o-Qubool includes:
It concludes with “Ijab”, an expression of desire for marriage and acceptance of the Qubool (acceptance).
It is usually the wali or vakil who accepts the bride’s proposal in traditional weddings. The bride and groom both sign the written document (Nikah Nama) and two witnesses are also present.
The khutbah:
During the wedding ceremony, an Imam or Nikah Khawan will discuss Muslim weddings and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) with the bride and groom.
- Walima
After the Nikah (Nikkah), the wedding feast is known as “Walima or Valima”. The primary purpose of Walima is to inform the public that two people are getting married.
In secret marriages, both parties must be notified, and they are not considered valid. The festival is a time of celebration for friends, family, and loved ones.
Moreover, everyone should be invited to the party, including the poor.
This ceremony should not be wasted, as the Prophet (PBUH) said: “The most blessed Nikah is the one that costs the least.” — [Al-Bayhaqi]
According to Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH): “The worst nourishment is a marriage ceremony (Walima) in which the rich people are invited and the poor are not.
Nikah Khawan Services in Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi in English and Urdu
Online Nikah, Online Marriage/Shadi, and also Nikah at home services are provided in Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi in Urdu and English. Nikah Nama can be registered within one day.
In Karachi, we started offering Nikah Nama services ten years ago, and last year, we began offering online and offline Nikah Nama services as well.
Obtaining a Nikah Nama in English is hard. If you require one, please let us know. The required Nikah Khawan/Qazi can be booked for your location (with or without Wali) so that your nikah ceremony can be solemnized.
Nikah Nama Information
In Karachi and Islamabad, our Nikah Khawans and Nikah Registrars continue to provide Nikah Nama in Urdu and English. In English-speaking countries, Nikah Nama forms are rare; most people are not familiar with these documents. The Union Council sometimes lacks English Nikah Nama forms. Marriage contracts are generally drafted using Nikah Nama. Nikah Namas are usually in Urdu, but the Nikah Registrar can provide English Nikah Namas upon request. Nikah Namas are documents that document marriage contracts. Both parties must sign contracts.
A Muslim marriage also involves an offer and a response. Nikah Namas can be used to prove the contents of a Nikah in court cases involving marriage. Nikah agreements are intended to be drafted in a way that is easy to understand if a dispute arises, containing both facts and conditions.
Nikah Nama has columns for maintaining, delegating, and restricting talaq information. A special circumstances column is included. Nikah Namas should include current Nikah contract terms during or before the ceremony.
Service Fees For Nikah Khawans (Qazis) In Karachi, Islamabad, & Rawalpindi
Marriage ceremonies and parties are well known and understood to cost a lot of money in Pakistan. Marriages are also celebrated as festivals, and several cultural and customary activities are organized.
We charge just Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 15,000 for a Nikah through our Khawans (Qazis), depending on distance and other circumstances. Nikah Khawan (Qazi) fees vary from city to city in Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, and Rawalpindi. There is no doubt that our services and experience are of the highest quality, but our fees are the lowest in Pakistan.
Our Nikah Khawan (Qazi) can attend your Nikah/marriage ceremony. Additionally, we arrange Majlis of Nikah (Gathering for Nikah) at our office for a minimal fee. Simple Nikah is a marriage solely between close friends and family members.
The cost of a simple Nikah does not include extras like a wedding hall, banquet, lunch, dinner, decorations, expensive clothing, jewelry, or transportation. Come see us at our office.
Our online web form, WhatsApp, SMS, and email can all be used to contact us for more information. In addition, we invite you to visit our offices in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Online & Offline Nikah Khawan Services Available in Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi
The Nikah Khawan (Qazi) services we provide are available to you in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad/Rawalpindi, and throughout Pakistan (such as Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Multan, Hyderabad, etc.).
Nikah can, however, be performed in other or distant areas of Pakistan by paying the Nikah Khawan (Qazi) to travel with you. The Nikah Khawan (Qazi) must stay with you all day long.
Registration of Nikahs in Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore
Nikah Registrars are appointed by the government in all Union Council offices. The Nikahs is registered by them. Right Law Associates provides Nikah Khawan (Qazi) services in Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, and Rawalpindi, as well as getting Nikah Namas (Official Documents of the Nikah contract) registered.
The Nikah Registrar also seals the Nikah Nama after receiving the Nikah Registration Fee. Nikah can only be registered by the Nikah Registrar, who is duly authorized to do so.
QUESTIONS ASKED Frequently
Q: What does a Nikah Registrar do?
A Nikah Registrar is a government employee delegated to each Union Council to register Nikah solemnized there or within its jurisdiction.
Q: Does Pakistan require Nikah registration?
According to Section 5 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, marriages performed under Muslim law in Pakistan must be registered. A Nikah Registrar is appointed by each Union Council and licensed by it to register Muslim marriages.
Q: What is the process for getting Nikah Nama from the Union Council?
A certified and attested copy of your Nikah Nama can be obtained by contacting the concerned Union Council where it was registered. By using RLA’s service, you can obtain your Nikah Nama from your concerned Union Council.
Q: What if there is no registration of a Nikah?
According to the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961, registering the marriage is mandatory, and failure to do so can lead to fines and imprisonment.
Q: Can a Nikah be performed online?
Online Nikah via WhatsApp, Skype, or any other video call app is valid under the Hanafi School of Thought and relevant Pakistani Marriage Laws.
Q: What is the best way to find out if my husband has married again in Pakistan?
The second and secret marriage of your husband can be checked by sending a message to 8009 with his 13-digit CNIC number and the date it was issued. All information about the particular person will be sent to you once you send this message, so you can see if an unrelated woman is listed as a family member.
Q: Is it possible to perform a Nikah without Wali?
According to the Shafi’i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools of Islamic thought, a woman cannot enter into a Nikah without the permission of her Wali. In contrast, the Hanafi (Sunni) ruling rules that a woman can enter into a marriage contract on her own without the permission of her Wali. According to Pakistani law, it is also permissible.
Q: What is the rule of three times for saying “Qubool Hai” during Muslim Nikah?
Marriages in Pakistani Islam must be performed by a Nikah Khawan or an Imam, the religious leaders of prayers. Three times when the Nikah khawan/Imam asks for their acceptance of marriage, the couple replies “Qubool Hai” (I accept).
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