Islamic Divorce

Talaq | Khula

Officiated by Shia Jafari Scholars

"For indeed, with hardship there is relief” (Qur'an 94:5)

Specialising in the Shia Jafari School

Whether you have made the difficult decision that divorce is the only way forward, or you believe there is still room for reconciliation, our experienced team is here to help.

Our Islamic divorce service is conducted by Hawza-trained, experienced Shia Ithna-ashari scholars who ensure the Talaq or Khula process satisfies the requirements set out by the leading maraji' of the Shia world.

We are committed to helping you reach the outcome that is right for you with compassion, clarity and professionalism, while avoiding unnecessary delays and obstacles wherever possible.

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Islamic Divorce Package

Case management by a qualified scholar specialising in the Shia school

A dedicated Client Advisor available from start to finish

Complimentary well-being session with a coach or counsellor

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Divorce Guide

Fees

Islamic Divorce Package

£250 – on application
£200 – on confirmation of the divorce*

Additional Mediation

£65/ session

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_{* If your case requires escalation to a higher religious authority to achieve a Sharia-compliant divorce, this progression fee is due upon your authorisation. Review the full terms here.}

Islamic Divorce Process

1. First meeting (remote) with your client advisor to discuss your case

2. Notice of application sent to respondent

3. Meeting (joint/separate) with the scholar or advisor to reach an agreement

4. Talaq/ Khula pronounced*

5. Talaq/ Khula certificate issued

*Important: In cases where one party chooses not to engage in the divorce process properly, or where an agreement is not forthcoming during the above process, further mediation may be required (charged separately). In some occasions, a case may need to be referred to the marji's office for determination.

Why Choose Our Islamic Divorce Service?

Islamic Divorce Adviser in London and UK Expertise

Islamic guidance by a team specialising in the Shia Jafari school, ensuring full Sharia compliance.

Affordable

Payments are spread and become due as your divorce application progresses.

Flexible

Add mediation sessions if required or place your application on hold while you consider your options.

How to get started

1.
Speak to a member of the team

+44 7448 592173

2.
Complete the Islamic Divorce
Application Form

3.
Make initial
payment

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Important

_{The team at MRSC will act as impartial mediators between the parties however, parties must understand that any agreements reached may not be legally binding or enforceable, and that these are voluntary arrangements only. It is the parties' responsibility to consider and decide whether they require professional legal advice. A Talaq, Khula or Faskh does not end a civil marriage.}

TESTIMONIALS

I am truly grateful to Sukaina at Mrs Consultants for her outstanding support during my divorce. She worked extremely hard on my case and never gave up, even when we faced unexpected challenges. Her dedication, patience, and problem-solving made all the difference. She guided me step by step until I got the result I wanted. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone trustworthy and committed.

Very professional team, my divorce was so complicated, they worked really hard with me, special thanks to sukaina, i'm so happy with the support and services.

Thank you for helping us reach a solution, for the regular updates, for making a hard process easier!

Frequently Asked Questions

My husband pronounced the talaq. Are we divorced?

According to Shia fiqh, simply pronouncing the talaq does not constitute a valid divorce. Other conditions must be satisfied e.g. the presence of two just witnesses during the pronouncement.

Can the husband revoke a Khula?

No, the husband cannot revoke a khula (it is ba'in). The couple will need to enter into a new marriage contract (Nikah) to reconcile. In limited circumstances, the wife may be able to retract her offer and to reinstate the marriage.

How long is the waiting period (idda) after divorce?

The idda is 3 menstrual cycles or 3 lunar months if the wife is not menstruating. If the wife is pregnant, the idda continues until childbirth. There is no idda if the wife is post-menopausal.