Frequently asked questions

Yes. A Nikah is valid when its applicable conditions are met: the free consent of both parties, two Muslim witnesses, an agreed mahr, and the spoken offer and acceptance (Ijab & Qabul). Wali requirements can vary in some circumstances; our imam reviews each couple's situation before the ceremony.

An online Nikah is your religious marriage. It is not, by itself, a legal civil marriage in Canada. To be legally married you also need a marriage licence and a ceremony performed by a provincially-registered officiant. We're always upfront about this and guide you on completing the civil step. See our 'Is it legal?' page for details.

Yes — if you don't have two Muslim witnesses of your own, we can provide them on request. Just let us know in your booking.

The wali is the bride's guardian who supports and represents her in the marriage process. In some cases, a wali may not be required, depending on the circumstances and applicable Islamic opinion. If a wali is required but unavailable, our imam may be able to act as wali (wali-e-hakim) where appropriate. We review this with you before the ceremony.

With the Nikah service you choose your own date. If you need it urgently, our Express Nikah includes priority, fast-tracked scheduling.

Valid ID for the bride and groom, your two witnesses (or ask us to provide them), an agreed mahr, and wali details where required. If either party was previously married, please have the relevant divorce or death documentation ready.

You'll receive a digital Nikah certificate. Keep it safe — it's often useful for religious records and, in some cases, for immigration paperwork.

You can pay securely online by credit or debit card. A private pre-marriage consultation is $49 USD. Every service is backed by our 100% money-back guarantee — if we don't deliver the service you paid for, you get a full refund.