Last modified on October 5, 2024
I want to enquire about nikah in dubai
To conduct a Nikah in Dubai, it is essential to follow the provisions of Sharia law applicable to Islamic marriages. The marriage must be registered at a Sharia court, and both parties must meet the legal requirements. Key steps include:
– Ensure both parties are Muslim or that the groom is Muslim and the bride is from ‘Ahl Al-Kitaab’.
– Obtain a premarital screening certificate.
– Attend with two male Muslim witnesses and the bride’s guardian.
– Provide proof of marital status for divorced or widowed individuals. Legal age for marriage is 18 Hijri years; parental consent is required if under this age. A maximum dowry limit of AED 20,000 for advance and AED 30,000 for deferred applies. For specific cases like Emirati women marrying expatriates, additional permissions may be needed. It’s advisable to consult authorized marriage officers or UAE Judicial departments for comprehensive guidance.
– Ensure both parties are Muslim or that the groom is Muslim and the bride is from ‘Ahl Al-Kitaab’.
– Obtain a premarital screening certificate.
– Attend with two male Muslim witnesses and the bride’s guardian.
– Provide proof of marital status for divorced or widowed individuals. Legal age for marriage is 18 Hijri years; parental consent is required if under this age. A maximum dowry limit of AED 20,000 for advance and AED 30,000 for deferred applies. For specific cases like Emirati women marrying expatriates, additional permissions may be needed. It’s advisable to consult authorized marriage officers or UAE Judicial departments for comprehensive guidance.
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