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Attestation of Talaq

£100.00

If your talaq has already taken place, whether verbally or by other means, it is still important to obtain an Islamic divorce document to substantiate the divorce. This would help to prevent any potential discord, and more importantly it would make life easier for the divorced couple especially when wanting to remarry in future. The Sharee Council can issue an Islamic divorce certificate to verify the Islamic divorce upon verifying the necessary details.

Additional Information

Islam always recommends that all important matters of life be documented whether it be marriage, divorce, inheritance or something else.

Documents issued by an Islamic authority such as a reputable Sharee Council serve as proof and is widely accepted by the Muslim community in the UK. Furthermore, our documents are sought by foreign embassies/consulates in the UK of Muslim countries to verify matters.

If your talaq has already taken place, whether verbally or by other means, it is still important to obtain an Islamic divorce document to substantiate the divorce. This would help to prevent any potential discord, and more importantly it would make life easier for the divorced couple especially when wanting to remarry in future.

The Sharee Council can issue an Islamic divorce certificate to verify a talaq given by the husband.

The process for this involves the Sharee Council verifying the talaq from the husband who granted it, and where this is not possible, through independent eye-witness testimony if available.

This service can also be used if a khul’/khula (divorce in lieu of mahr by mutual agreement) has taken place privately, and Islamic divorce documentation is required.

For the attestation, details of the divorced couple are required. The cost of the service is £100 if the divorce can be verified through the admission of the person who granted the talaq (ex-husband). If witness testimony is necessary to verify the divorce, then an extra £50 is charged (i.e. a total of £150). However, if the divorce cannot be verified adequately despite attempts then an admin charge of £25 will be incurred and the remaining amount paid will be refunded to you. In such a scenario, appropriate advice will be given to assist you.

If your Islamic divorce has not taken place yet, and you wish to take this step, please refer to our Faskh, Khula and Talaq services.

  1. Application completed and payment received.

  2. The application is checked, and an acknowledgment is sent by e-mail.

  3. One of our representatives may initially contact the applicant to clarify any additional details within three working days of the application being acknowledged by SC.

  4. Our representative will attempt to verify the occurrence of the talaq from the concerned spouse (usually the husband), verbally and in writing. Details communicated by any other concerned party/ies may be related if deemed necessary.

  5. Should the above endeavour fail, i.e. to verify the occurrence of the talaq directly from the concerned spouse, then evidence and/or witness testimonies will be heard and considered in accordance with Islamic legal principles. This stage will incur an additional charge of £50 (a total of £150).

  6. Once the Islamic divorce has been adequately verified and substantiated, documentation of Islamic divorce will be issued by SC and sent to the applicant by post.

  7. If the Islamic divorce (or termination of nikah) cannot be adequately verified as per Islamic legal principles, then the applicant will be informed accordingly.
    1. Relevant advice will be given in consideration of the situation.
    2. Any payment made by the applicant will be refunded save £25 for admin costs which is retained. However, if step 5 above was undertaken then £60 for admin costs is retained; all other payment is refunded.

General

  1. It is the applicant’s responsibility to be acquainted with the nature of and the difference between the various types of Islamic divorce, such as talaq, khula and faskh prior to applying. Consulting local ulama in this regard is advised. The Sharee Council (SC) office may also be contacted for clarification.
  2. If an agreement between the parties takes place or you decide to cancel the application, you must inform the SC in writing.
  3. If an application is rejected by Sharee Council upon receiving it, then the Sharee Council is under no obligation to provide the reason for rejecting the application.
  4. The SC will not be liable for any costs incurred by the applicant or any other party.
  5. The SC will liaise with any concerned parties in the matter to facilitate the verifying and attestation of the Islamic divorce (or termination of nikah). If the Islamic divorce cannot be attested or verified, then the matter will be closed as per our process. Refer to the refunds section below.
  6. This service is not a mediation service.

 

Refunds

  1. This service will only be commenced upon payment of at least 50% of the full fee.
  2. A full refund will be issued to the applicant if Sharee Council rejects the application upon receiving it.
  3. A full refund may be requested by cancelling your application in writing before the application is acknowledged. Any request to cancel after this point will incur an admin charge of £25, or £60 if the evidence and/or witness testimonies stage is pursued (see paragraph 5 of the process).
  4. The applicant is not eligible to receive a refund after the Islamic divorce (or termination of nikah) has been adequately verified by the Sharee Council, irrespective of whether any documentation has been issued or not.