Serving Illinois families with compassionate sacred care through every season of marriage: legal Islamic Nikah officiation, pre-marital guidance, and confidential divorce support, rooted in authentic prophetic tradition.
Two services that care for a marriage from its very first day, and through every season that follows.
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Matrimonial Union
Licensed Nikah Officiation
Our scholars provide official, legally recognized Nikah ceremonies complete with legal state documentation, authentic sermon delivery, and blessing for the new union.
Legally recognized ceremony with state documentation
Confidential, scripture-grounded guidance for couples and individuals navigating major life transitions, conflict resolution, and spiritual alignment before and during marriage.
For couples and individuals, before and during marriage
“And among His signs is that He created for you mates from among yourselves, that you may find tranquility in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy.”
Surah Ar-Rum (30:21)
Official Registration
Nikah Officiation Appointment Form
Complete this detailed request form to secure an officiating scholar, schedule pre-marital consultation, and verify civil license requirements in your county.
After You Submit
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We review your ceremony details and requested date.
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We confirm an officiating scholar for your Nikah.
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We schedule your pre-marital consultation and review your county's civil license requirements.
When a marriage faces serious difficulty, Imam Hassan Ali Kasi offers confidential, compassionate guidance rooted in the Qur'an and Sunnah. Our first aim is always reconciliation. Where separation cannot be avoided, we help it happen with dignity, fairness and ihsan.
“And if you fear dissension between the two, send an arbitrator from his people and an arbitrator from her people. If they both desire reconciliation, Allah will cause it between them.”
Surah An-Nisa (4:35)
Sulh
Reconciliation Counseling
Before any separation, we sit with both spouses, and with family arbitrators where helpful, to seek a way back to harmony, as the Qur'an teaches.
Talaq
Talaq Guidance
Clear guidance on the Sunnah way of divorce: its conditions, the waiting period (iddah), and the rights and responsibilities of both spouses.
Khula
Khula Consultation
For wives seeking to end a marriage, we explain khula, its conditions and steps, and help both sides reach a fair and respectful settlement.
Documentation
Islamic Divorce Certificate
Once the Islamic process is complete, we issue a written certificate confirming the divorce for your religious records and any future nikah.
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Confidential Consultation
Share your situation privately with the Imam, in person or online.
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Reconciliation Efforts
Counseling and, where suitable, family arbitration (tahkim).
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The Islamic Process
Step-by-step guidance through talaq or khula, and the iddah period.
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Certificate Issued
A written Islamic divorce certificate for your records.
Please note: An Islamic divorce does not end a marriage under U.S. civil law. If your marriage was registered with the state, a civil divorce must also be completed through the courts. We recommend speaking with a licensed family law attorney.
Speak With the Imam in Confidence
Every conversation is private, handled with care and without judgment.