Validity of a past divorce
Divorce in anger
Islamic divorce vs. civil divorce
Cases of Talaaq
Validity of Khula’/Faskh
Application to dissolve Islamic marriage contract
Initial stages:
Initial assessment interview
Following assessment, decision made by panel if case taken on or not
If the case is taken on, the husband is contacted to be informed of the application and necessary steps taken thereafter (including joint meetings)
UK CLIENTS ONLY
Please note:
1. Total fees are £500 (£250 initial assessment fee covers the first session and an additional £250 will be due upon progression beyond the initial assessment session)
2. Khula is NOT A GUARANTEE at the end of the process
3. If there is no contact from the client for three months or more, the council will automatically close the case and by policy there will be no reminders of the closure
Both husband and wife want to divorce Islamically.
Please note:
Both husband and wife are required to attend
Wife must not be on her menstrual cycle at the time of appointment
Husband and wife should not have had any intimacy since the wife’s last menstrual cycle
Certification is only issued once the wife has completed the ‘iddah period
Husband/Wife seeking paperwork for previous divorce
Validity of Nikah
Custody of children
Non-financial disputes
If you are unable to cover our fees, you can apply for financial assistance through our hardship fund here. We will evaluate your application to ascertain your eligibility for the fund. If your application is approved, the amount you receive will be contingent upon your application details, the number of applicants seeking assistance at that time and the level of funds available.
Sessions can be provisionally booked by applying online here.
If we agree to take on your case, we will call you to finalise an agreed date and time.
A session with an advisor may be at most 60 minutes.
This will differ on a case-to-case basis.
In the far majority of cases, the presence of all parties is mandatory for reconciliation to take place. However, exceptions can be made where warranted and applicable.
Yes, all fees are outlined here. We recommend reading our terms and policies, and complaint procedures before booking a session.
Yes, you can book multiple sessions.
Payments can be made either by Bank transfer, PayPal or cash.
No, all payments must be made at least 48 hours prior to your session.
Yes, however, you may incur a cost. If the session is cancelled before three weeks of your agreed session date, then no fee is incurred. There is a 30% charge of the session fee for any cancellations that occur between one
The majority of our appointments are online. Exceptions can be made and the session can be held at our offices in East London where warranted and applicable.
Talaaq, Khula and Faskh Certification
Affirmation of Past Divorce
Verdict of Judgement (Talaaq, Nikah, Inheritance etc.)
Wali Appointment
Shari’ah Compliance (Halal, Zakatable etc.)
General Fataawa (Covid Burial, Grenfell etc.)
If you are unable to cover our fees, you can apply for financial assistance through our hardship fund here. We will evaluate your application to ascertain your eligibility for the fund. If your application is approved, the amount you receive will be contingent upon your application details, the number of applicants seeking assistance at that time and the level of funds available.
