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Nikah Services

Nikaah is a great blessing and a form of worship.

Nikah (marriage) is a sacred social contract between bride and groom and is strongly encouraged in Islam. It is declared to be one half of a Muslim’s faith. In another narration the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) has been reported to have said:

Do not delay in three things; 1) The offering of the obligatory prayer, 2) The offering of the funeral prayer when the deceased’s body is present, 3) The marriage of a woman when her suitable match is found.

Key Information About Our Nikah Services !

Nikah Booking Policy

First meeting with the Imam
£ £250
00
Fees
  • 3 Weeks notice needed
  • 2 Witnesses Required
  • Civil marriage certificate required
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Key Considerations

1. Mutual consent from both the bride and groom for the Nikah (marriage)
2. Two adult witnesses who will be present at the Nikah
3. Mahr – The marriage-gift (Mahr) is a divine injunction. The giving of mahr to the bride by the groom is an essential part of the contract and may be paid in cash, property or movable objects to the bride herself. The amount of mahr is not legally specified, however, moderation according to the existing social norm is recommended. The mahr may be paid immediately to the bride at the time of marriage, or deferred to a later date, or a combination of both. The deferred mahr however, falls due in case of death or divorce.

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First meeting with the Imam's

Whilst not compulsory, we encourage that the parties to the marriage and/or members of the respective families meet with the appointed Imam, at a mutually agreed time prior to the day of the ceremony. The purpose of this meeting is for a general discussion with the Imam, which may include the Islamic obligations pertinent to marriage and the couple’s personal circumstances. All such discussions will be carried out in confidentiality with the Imam.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “The Nikah is from my Sunnah (tradition),” making it an act of worship when performed with the correct intention, and a source of reward. Additionally, Allah states in the Qur’an, addressing the Prophet: “We certainly sent before you many Messengers, and We granted them spouses and offspring.” (Quran: 13:38). This shows that Nikah is not only part of the Sunnah of our Beloved Prophet but was also practiced by the Prophets who came before him.

Documents Required: Please see the documents listed below

Documents are to be provided for the Bride & Groom

Proof of I.D. (Passport or Birth Certificate). Proof of Address (Drivers License/Bank Statement/Utility Bill),

Divorce Deed

(only applicable for prospective bride/groom that have been previously married).

If a prospective bride/groom is not a UK National

Visa and current UK residency status must be provided to office staff as proof. The confirmation of the Nikkah booking may be subject to additional verification by the Trustees/Imams.

Mahr

Which is obligatory part of marriage and a gift given to the bride from the bridegroom on the day of Nikkah or is promised in writing, they need to pay or declare on the day.

Representative

Representative of the Bride (Wali) & 2 Male Witnesses:

Civil Registrations

Civil Registrations may also be done at Redhill Jamia Masjid separately from the Nikah, which have been conducted offsite.

Payment for the booking

MUST be made prior to the booking date.

Important Information

  • We only conduct a Nikah where both partners are physically present.
  • Both partners must be over the age of 18 and all witnesses must be over the age of 18.
  • Presence of the Wali (the bride’s father or next of reliable male kin to the bride).
  • Presence of two Muslim Male witnesses, with their IDs.
  • You can bring along friends and relatives to attend your Nikah.
  • In Islam, a Nikah must be entered into freely by both parties. Forced marriages are illegal under Islamic and UK law.
  • Nikah application is accepted during administration hours (Mon – Friday 12.30 pm to 7 pm) or any time via email (info@surreymosque.com). 
  • Applicants must allow up to three weeks for application processing before the Nikah can take place.
  • Failure to reply to the RIC when attempts are made to contact you regarding your application will result in termination of your application and also loss of your fee.

NOTE:

The Redhill Jamia Mosque Al Mustafa will ONLY issue one original certificates by the end of the Nikah ceremony, which should be kept in a safe place for any future reference. Please note that the Centre will not issue any more original copies, but instead will provide certified copies at a charge.

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Get in touch to learn more about our Nikah service and to make a booking. Email: info@surrreymosque.com or call on 07828783600

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