Marriage & protection
Protect each other before you marry
An Islamic marriage agreement records what the deen already gives you — the mahr, agreed conditions, honest financial disclosure, and how disputes are settled — so both spouses enter marriage with clarity and protection. Build a private record here, then finalize it with a scholar and an attorney.
What it protects
The marriage contract in Islam is meant to safeguard both spouses. This puts that in writing.
The mahr, honoured
Record the mahr (the wife's right) — prompt and deferred — so it's clear and never disputed.
Agreed conditions
Lawful conditions (shurut) you both agree to — the Prophet ﷺ said the conditions most worthy of fulfilment are those of marriage.
Fair finances
Disclose assets and debts honestly, and set what stays separate and what's shared — protecting both from injustice.
Clear dispute resolution
Agree in advance to settle any dispute through Islamic arbitration, keeping matters within the deen.
Build it privately
Fill in the guided form. Only you can see it — it's saved to your private space.
Review it together
Print the summary and review it with your spouse, a scholar, and an attorney.
Make it binding
Sign it before witnesses and, where you want it enforceable, with your attorney under your state's law.
This is an educational tool, not legal or religious advice, and the summary it prints is not a legal contract. Prenuptial and marriage-agreement enforceability varies by US state. Have your agreement reviewed and finalized by a qualified scholar and a licensed attorney, and signed before witnesses.