💍 Nikah (Marriage) Invitation

Purpose

This is a private, modest, Shariʿah (Islamic law)-compliant introduction intended only to help a sincere Muslim woman pursue a lawful nikah (marriage) for the sake of Allah ﷻ (God). It is not dating, not casual interaction, not a public matchmaking service, and not a nikah (marriage) contract.

Allah ﷻ (God) says: “And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquillity in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy. Indeed in that are signs for a people who give thought.” (Qur’an 30:21)

Conduct Boundaries (Adab)

All communication must be:

• Modest and purposeful, limited to matters relevant to nikah (marriage) (din (religious commitment), character, compatibility, and necessary practical considerations);

• Free from khalwah (seclusion) and impropriety, including flirtation, indecency, coercion, manipulation, or pressure;

• Truthful, respectful, and non-harmful, preserving dignity and avoiding emotional or moral harm; and

• Conducted with wali (guardian) involvement where required by Shariʿah (Islamic law), before any serious progression.

Any violation of these boundaries results in immediate termination of participation.

Eligibility (Who May Apply)

Applicants must be Muslim women who:

• Sincerely intend nikah (marriage) for the sake of Allah ﷻ (God);

• Are Islamically free to marry (not currently married, not in ʿiddah (waiting period), and with no Shariʿah (Islamic law) impediments; any prior marriage ended validly under Shariʿah);

• Are emotionally, mentally, and spiritually prepared to pursue marriage responsibly;

• Commit to Islamic adab (proper conduct) and hayaʾ (modesty) throughout the process; and

• Are willing to involve a wali (guardian) at the appropriate stage, where required, in accordance with the fiqh (jurisprudence) followed and the procedure of the officiating imam or scholar.

Participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time.

Required Information (What to Submit)

Please provide only what is necessary, truthfully and modestly, to assess basic suitability:

• Full name; age; height; current city and country.

• Confirmation of marital status, including confirmation that you are Islamically free to marry and not in ʿiddah (waiting period).

• A brief biographical profile covering background, personality, religious practice, values, lifestyle, life goals, and practical compatibility.

• Spiritual and personal qualities (e.g., humility, sincerity, emotional strength, prayerfulness, repentance, and devotion to Islamic living).

• What you seek in a spouse, prioritizing din (religious commitment), character, religious goals, lifestyle, and family aspirations.

• Preferred language(s) of communication (English or your native language).

• Wali (guardian) contact information, or a clear plan for involving your wali (guardian) at the appropriate stage.

For identification and safety: recent modest photos or a short video (face in normal attire), and, if possible, a copy of a government-issued identification. These are used solely for verification related to marriage and are not stored, shared, or distributed beyond this purpose.

Submission Method (How to Submit)

Submit privately and respectfully by:

• Text / Message / WhatsApp: +1 (813) 330-9310

• Email: yahya@yahya.com

Submissions may be in English or your native language.

How It Works

• Submissions are reviewed discreetly for seriousness, completeness, and Shariʿah (Islamic law)-aligned conduct.

• If a reasonable basis for compatibility exists, a respectful next step may be proposed within Islamic boundaries and with wali (guardian) involvement where required.

• If no suitable basis is identified, no further action is taken.

Confidentiality and Amanah (Trust)

All information is an amanah (trust) and used only to assess suitability and facilitate this Shariʿah (Islamic law)-compliant introduction.

Accordingly:

• No public posting, advertising, selling, or unrelated use of information;

• No sharing with third parties except with explicit consent, and only to the minimum extent necessary to proceed; and

• Gossip, backbiting, spying, scandal, or harm are strictly prohibited.

Any disclosure, if required, is consent-based, purpose-limited, and minimal.

What This Is and Is Not

This initiative does:

• Facilitate discreet, modest introductions aimed at nikah (marriage).

This initiative does not:

• Guarantee a match, response, or outcome;

• Create any obligation, promise, or contract; or

• Perform or replace the nikah (marriage) contract, or act as an officiant.

Disclaimer — No Contract, No Guarantee

By submitting information, you acknowledge that:

• This is an introduction only and creates no contract, obligation, or commitment;

• There is no guarantee of a match, response, or outcome, and all success is by the will of Allah ﷻ (God); and

• Any nikah (marriage) must be concluded separately and in full accordance with Shariʿah (Islamic law).

Shariʿah (Islamic law) Requirements for a Valid Nikah (Marriage)

Essential clarification

A nikah (marriage) exists only when a separate, binding marriage contract (ʿaqd (binding contract)) is concluded with its required Shariʿah (Islamic law) elements. Introductions, engagement, promises, or “getting to know one another” are not a marriage.

Core requirements for validity

No Shariʿah (Islamic law) impediments

The marriage must be free of prohibited impediments, including: prohibited kinship or fosterage (milk) relationships, an existing conflicting marriage, or the woman being in a valid ʿiddah (waiting period).

Free, informed consent and legal capacity

Both spouses must have sound capacity and give free, informed consent, with no coercion.

Wali (Guardian), where required

The bride’s wali (guardian) must participate and approve where required, according to recognized Shariʿah (Islamic law) procedure and the process of the officiating imam or Islamic authority. If the bride has no eligible wali (guardian), a recognized Islamic authority may act as wali (guardian) to safeguard rights and prevent injustice.

Ijab (Offer) and Qabul (Acceptance)

A clear offer and acceptance must occur in one sitting/session, in a manner that is heard and understood by those present. Verbal is preferred; written is acceptable when witnessing occurs at the moment of acceptance.

Two upright Muslim witnesses

At the time of ijab (offer) and qabul (acceptance), two adult, sane, trustworthy Muslim witnesses must be present who can hear, understand, and later attest to the contract.

Mahr (Dower / Bridal Gift) owed to the bride

A lawful mahr (dower / bridal gift) is due to the bride as her exclusive right. Its form or amount and timing (prompt, deferred, or mixed) should be clearly specified and fulfilled.

Strong Sunnah (Prophetic tradition) practices and best-practice protections

(Recommended; not part of the core validity of the ʿaqd (binding contract))

• Public announcement of the marriage and a walimah (marriage feast) according to one’s means.

• Written documentation of essential terms (spouses, wali, witnesses, mahr, date, place).

• Lawful stipulations may be included if they do not contradict the Qur’an or Sunnah (Prophetic tradition); once agreed, they are binding.

Notes on proper conduct and sincerity

The nikah (marriage) should follow reliable Shariʿah (Islamic law) procedure, be properly witnessed, and be conducted with clarity to prevent disputes. Intention should be sincere: marriage is a sacred covenant, not a means of deceit or exploitation.

Remote / long-distance nikah (Marriage Contract)

A remote nikah (marriage) is acceptable only if certainty of identity is maintained and all required elements are fulfilled within a single live session, with proper wali (guardian) and witnesses, under qualified supervision, and with full documentation. Practical safeguards include concluding where the bride is located under her wali’s (guardian’s) oversight; ensuring clear uninterrupted ijab (offer)–qabul (acceptance); specifying mahr (dower); and recording full contract details. The groom may attend or appoint a representative to accept on his behalf.

Contact

Submit by:

• Text / Message / WhatsApp: +1 (813) 330-9310

• Email: yahya@yahya.com

Communication etiquette: keep messages brief, modest, and strictly marriage-relevant; observe Islamic adab (proper conduct); do not send unnecessary sensitive information initially; correspondence is handled discreetly.

Final Supplication (Duʿaʾ)

May Allah ﷻ (God) guide every sincere seeker to what is righteous and blessed, and place tranquility (sukun), affection (mawaddah), and mercy (rahmah) between spouses. Ameen.