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How to Perform Civil Marriage without Nikah

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To get married in Oman, the bride and groom must both reside in the country. Unlike the reception, the ceremony (i.e. on the beach) cannot take place at the venue of your choice. By avoiding these hurdles, Muslim expats directly conduct the civil marriage without Nikah and get the official document from the consultant embassy.

Let’s hop on the article and learn do Muslim expats have the option of civil marriage without Nikah.

What is Nikah Marriage?

Muslim law stipulates that a couple must perform a religious ceremony prior to becoming legally married. It is the only way a man and woman can get married traditionally. Unlike in other cultures, Islam forbids an intimate relationship without the Nikah. By saying “I accept” in front of God, the Nikah legitimizes the relationship. 

Solemnize the Civil Marriage without Nikah

In Oman, civil marriage is not legal. The embassy may be able to assist if you cannot get married in a church, mosque or temple. Consult the embassies of the respective countries for more information.

The Department of Notary Public in Al Khuwayr will need to register your marriage within a month of your wedding. You will need the following information to register it:

  • Completing the application form
  • Ministry of Justice marriage notification
  • An Omani who marries a foreigner will need approval from the Ministry of Interior

It is possible to register either by a husband, wife, or a mother

Final verdict on the Civil Marriage without Nikah at your Dream Destination:

Organizing civil marriage instead of doing Nikah is best for those who intend to settle abroad. Nikah is not considered a legally bound document worldwide. Despite this, Muslim expats also do civil marriage in their respective country courts. In some cases, Muslim couples can do the marriages in both ways. Since civil marriage is not allowed in Oman, people tend to plan their weddings in the Seychelles, Georgia, or online.

Hold the hand of your loved ones and keep your bond stronger whether you choose civil or nikah ceremony, even both. Contact us today!

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