Marriage Support
A marriage in difficulty is not a marriage that is over. Bring it to scholars who will help you rebuild.
Where to begin
Communication has broken down. Trust has been damaged. Money, in-laws or differences in practice keep pulling you apart. Most couples who come to us have already tried a great deal.
What is usually missing is an honest assessment from someone outside the marriage, and a specific set of changes to work on. That is what these sessions are for.
What we handle
Marital discord & reconciliation
Disputes, breakdown in communication, loss of trust, and the work of rebuilding.
Rights & responsibilities
Disagreements over duties, finances and in-law relationships, resolved against what Islam actually requires.
Wali support
Women who wish to marry but have no wali, or whose wali is abusing his right of guardianship.
Pre-marriage advice
Guidance before the nikah, so a marriage begins on a footing both people understand.
Who this is for
Couples at any stage of difficulty — from a rough patch to the brink of separation — and individuals who need guidance even if their spouse will not attend. Also women seeking help with a wali, where only they and, if they wish, a family member need come.
How it works
Tell us what has happened
Apply online with a brief summary of your situation. Nothing is shared with anyone else.
We confirm your appointment
If we take the case on, we call you to agree a time that suits — online or, where warranted, in person.
Speak with a scholar
A private session of up to an hour, where a qualified scholar hears your circumstances in full.
Receive clear guidance
You leave knowing where you stand and, where the matter requires it, with formal documentation in hand.
Before you apply, please know
- We strongly advise both spouses attend together — otherwise the advice we can give is limited.
- Wali cases are subject to an initial assessment before they are accepted.
- For wali matters, only the wife-to-be need attend. The man proposing is not required.
Questions people ask
My spouse will not come. Is there any point?
There is, though be aware the guidance we can give is more limited. Many people start alone and their spouse joins later.
How many sessions will we need?
It differs case by case. Some matters resolve in one; others take several, and you can book as many as you need.