Court Marriage in Pakistan – Legal Services 50% Ramazan Offer & Legal Process (2026)
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Court marriage in Pakistan is a lawful Muslim Nikah solemnization and registration procedure conducted under Pakistani family law through licensed Nikah Registrars and Union Council recording.
Qanoon House has coordinated legally compliant court marriages across Pakistan for over 40 years, providing documentation verification, registrar arrangement, and registration guidance for adult Muslim couples.
During the holy month of Ramazan, a nationwide 50% concession is available on court marriage services in Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Lahore.
🎉 Nationwide 50% Ramazan Court Marriage Offer
Karachi & Islamabad
Standard: PKR 30,000
Ramazan: PKR 15,000
Rawalpindi & Lahore
Standard: PKR 25,000
Ramazan: PKR 12,500
Offer valid until Eid-ul-Fitr.
Ramazan details: 50% Ramazan Court Marriage Offer
Court Marriage in Pakistan — Key Legal Facts
Court marriage in Pakistan is a lawful Muslim marriage (Nikah) solemnized and registered under Pakistani family law.
Court marriage is never performed by any court, magistrate, or judge in Pakistan.
Nikah is conducted only by a licensed Nikah Registrar or Nikah Khawan.
Nikah Nama is the primary marriage contract.
Marriage is recorded with the relevant Union Council.
Computerized Marriage Registration Certificate may be obtained after registration.
Eligibility for Court Marriage in Pakistan
Minimum legal marriage age: 18 years for both males and females in Pakistan.
Free and voluntary consent of both parties is mandatory.
Parties must be mentally sound.
Parties must not be within prohibited degrees under Muslim law.
If previously married, divorce or death proof of former spouse is required.
Documents Required for Court Marriage in Pakistan
Original CNIC or valid passport of bride and groom
Six passport-size photographs of each
Free-will / unmarried affidavit
Divorce decree or death certificate (if applicable)
CNIC copies of two adult Muslim witnesses
Legal Procedure of Court Marriage in Pakistan
Document verification and consent affidavits
Nikah solemnization by licensed Nikah Registrar
Signing and sealing of Nikah Nama
Registration with Union Council
Issuance of Marriage Registration Certificate
Legal Status of Court Marriage
Court marriage in Pakistan is religiously valid and legally recognized.
Governed by:
Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961
Provincial child marriage restraint laws
Union Council registration rules
Legal status identical to traditional Nikah.
Witness Requirement in Pakistan
Sunni marriages require:
Two Muslim male witnesses
or
One male and two female witnesses
Witnesses may be relatives and must be adult and sane.
Cities Covered by Qanoon House
Karachi East – Head Office
Karachi South – Saddar
Karachi Central – North Karachi
Karachi Malir – Scheme 33
Islamabad – G-9 Markaz
Rawalpindi – Marir Hassan
Lahore – Chauburji
Couples may solemnize Nikah in any city regardless of residence.
Duration of Offer
The 50% Ramazan concession remains valid:
From 1st Ramazan
Until Eid-ul-Fitr
After three days of Eid al-Fitr, normal professional fees resume.
📞 Book Ramazan Court Marriage
Karachi Head Office: 📞 +92 316 66 44 789
Islamabad: 📞 +92 302 66 44 789
Rawalpindi: 📞 +92 316 66 44 789
Lahore: 📞 +92 336 37 47 047
FAQ — Court Marriage in Pakistan
What is the legal age for court marriage in Pakistan?
Minimum legal marriage age: 18 years for both males and females in Pakistan.
Is court marriage performed by a judge in Pakistan?
No. Never. No court or magistrate performs court marriage in Pakistan.
Is Nikah Nama issued the same day?
Yes. It is issued immediately after solemnization and signing.
Is NADRA certificate issued immediately?
No. It is issued after Union Council registration.
Can couples marry in another city?
Yes. Adult Muslim couples may solemnize Nikah anywhere in Pakistan.