Muslim marriage — the nikah — is a formal contract between a man and a woman, conducted with the consent of both parties, a wali (guardian) for the bride, two Muslim witnesses, and an agreed mahr (gift from husband to wife). Before the nikah, Islam encourages purposeful courtship — getting to know a potential spouse with genuine marriage intent, within appropriate boundaries, with family involvement. After the nikah, the marriage creates specific rights and obligations for both spouses under Islamic law.
Can I get Islamic guidance through Soul Deeds during the marriage process? Yes. Soul Deeds includes in-app booking with advisors — imams, scholars, and marriage and relationship coaches — who can provide guidance at every stage of the Islamic marriage process.
Is Soul Deeds free? Yes — Soul Deeds is free to join, on iOS, Android, and the web.