Marriage Service
Marriage is a sacred and solemn contract between a a bride and groom, a strong covenant as expressed in the Quran 4:21. At UMC, we facilitate the solemnisation of an islamic marriage which is indeed not a sacrament, but revocable. Both the groom and bride have to define their various terms and conditions of their liking. As such, both parties have to mutually agree and enter this contract.
In Islam, marriage is of great importance and prestige as establishing a family is necessary in order to construct a prosperous society.
The newly married couple would be provided with an official ‘Nikah’ certificate to show that they been married according to Islamic Law here at UMCUK. If you are interested in getting your marriage solemnised at UMCUK
Why Choose Us
1. Mutual agreement (Ijab wa Qabul) by the bride and the groom.
2. Two adult and sensible witnesses.
3. Mahr (marriage-gift) to be paid by the groom to the bride either immediately (muajjal) or deferred (muakhkhar), or a combination of both.
1. Legal guardian (wakeel) representing the bride. If the bride represents herself then a wakeel is no longer required.
2. Written marriage contract (“Aqd-Nikah”) signed by the bride and the groom and witnessed by two Muslim, adult and sane witnesses.
3. Qadi (State appointed Muslim judge).
4. Khutba-tun-Nikah to solemnize the marriage.
Disclaimer!
This certificate is not a substitute for a civil registration; and we would encourage all couples to seek registering their marriage at a registrar office.
Visit your local registry office.
Email: info@umcuk.com