Description
The Nikah Nama, also known as the marriage certificate, is a legal document used in Islamic marriage contracts. It serves as a formal record of the marriage agreement between a Muslim bride and groom. The term "Nikah Nama" is derived from Arabic, with "Nikah" meaning marriage and "Nama" referring to document or writing. The Nikah Nama typically contains essential details about the marriage, including:Names and Details of the Bride and Groom: This section includes the full names, addresses, occupations, and other identifying information of the bride and groom.
Details of the Witnesses: The names and details of witnesses who were present during the marriage ceremony are recorded. In Islamic tradition, witnesses play a crucial role in validating the marriage contract.
Mehr (Dower): Mehr is the agreed-upon gift or sum of money that the groom gives to the bride as part of the marriage contract. The Nikah Nama specifies the amount and terms of the Mehr.