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Our Mission
At Haqq Nikah, we are dedicated to creating meaningful connections through authentic matchmaking. Our mission is to help individuals find their ideal partners in a respectful and culturally sensitive manner.
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The Duty of the Wali
The Duty of the Wali
In Islam, the wali (guardian) plays a central role in ensuring that marriage is conducted in a manner that aligns with the Qur’an and Sunnah. At Haqq Nikah, we uphold this essential Islamic principle, providing a platform where the role of the wali is honored and respected, safeguarding the rights and well-being of women in the process of marriage.
The Wali: A Divine Obligation in Marriage
Marriage in Islam is not merely a personal agreement but a sacred covenant with rules set by Allah and His Messenger ﷺ. The wali is a guardian appointed by Shari’ah to represent the interests of the woman and ensure that her marriage is established upon righteousness and sincerity.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
"There is no marriage without a guardian."
(Sunan Abu Dawood 2085, Jami’ at-Tirmidhi 1101)
This hadith clearly indicates that a valid Islamic marriage requires the presence of a wali, without which the nikah is considered invalid according to authentic narrations.
Who Can Be a Wali?
The wali must be a male relative of the woman, prioritizing the following order as established in fiqh:
• The father (most deserving and primary wali)
• The grandfather (paternal)
• Her son (if applicable)
• Her brothers (full or paternal)
• Her paternal uncles
• A male relative from her father’s lineage
If no suitable male relative is available, then an Islamic judge (qadhi) or a respected scholar may take the role of the wali.
The Responsibilities of the Wali
A wali is not just a formal figure in the marriage process—he has specific duties ordained by Islam to protect, advise, and ensure the best interest of the woman. His responsibilities include:
• Verifying the Suitor's Sincerity: The wali ensures that the man seeking marriage is serious, committed, and possesses the deen (religious commitment) and akhlaq (character) necessary for a righteous marriage.
• Confirming the Suitor’s Marital Status: The wali must ascertain whether the man is single, married, or divorced to ensure that the woman enters the marriage with full knowledge and consent.
• Ensuring Compatibility (Kafa’ah): In Islam, compatibility is not based on wealth or status but primarily on religion and character. The Prophet ﷺ advised:
"If there comes to you one whose religion and character please you, then marry him. If you do not, there will be tribulation on the earth and great corruption." (Sunan Ibn Majah 1967)
• Protecting the Woman from Harm: The wali ensures that his daughter or sister is not coerced or pressured into a marriage that may harm her emotionally, spiritually, or financially.
• Conducting the Marriage Contract (Nikah): The wali facilitates the nikah contract by representing the woman, giving her away in marriage with her consent, and ensuring that the mahr (dowry) is agreed upon.
A Shield Against Deception
One of the greatest wisdoms behind the role of the wali is to protect women from deception, emotional manipulation, and false promises. The presence of a wali eliminates the risk of fraudulent individuals, ensuring that every match is authentic and based on Islamic principles.
Haqq Nikah: Upholding the Role of the Wali
At Haqq Nikah, we prioritize authenticity and Shari’ah compliance by ensuring that all matches involve a wali's verification. This means:
• Every woman using our platform must have her wali involved in the verification process.
• The wali helps confirm the suitor’s identity, marital status, and sincerity before any serious discussions take place.
• This process eliminates fake profiles, deception, and hidden marriages, ensuring an Islamically sound matchmaking experience.
The Wali is a Mercy, Not a Restriction
The role of the wali is often misunderstood in modern times. Some view it as restrictive, but in reality, it is a divine mercy to protect women from emotional and social harm. A righteous wali is not an obstacle to marriage but rather a guardian of the woman’s best interests, ensuring that her marriage is built on a foundation of sincerity, stability, and Islamic values.
At Haqq Nikah, we honor this responsibility by ensuring that every marriage follows the path of the Qur’an and Sunnah. Join us today and embark on your journey to a marriage that is pleasing to Allah!
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