Muslim Personal Law · Mubarat · No Court Required

NRI Muslim Mutual Divorce Online, Without a Court, Without Travel

If both spouses have mutually decided to separate, Mubarat offers a dignified, court-free path that is fully legally binding under Muslim Personal Law, executed entirely online, from wherever you are in the world.

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₹40,000

Total Fee, All Inclusive

Paid in three stages. No hidden charges at any step.

No Court

Zero Court Hearings

Mubarat is an act of the parties, no judge, no appearances required.

24 hrs

Mubarat Nama Drafted

Once both parties confirm consent, drafting begins immediately.

30+

Countries Served

UAE, UK, USA, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and beyond.

Understanding the Law

What Is Mubarat?

In Islamic law, Mubarat is a form of divorce by mutual consent where both the husband and wife agree that the marriage is no longer tenable and wish to separate peacefully. The word itself means mutual release.

Unlike other forms of divorce under Muslim Personal Law, Mubarat does not require one party to allege fault against the other. It is bilateral, dignified, and finalised through a written deed called the Mubarat Nama, executed before a notary with two witnesses present.

Mubarat applies where both spouses are Muslim, and also where only one spouse is Muslim but the marriage was solemnised under Muslim Marriage law, including a Nikah registered under the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act.

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What Makes Mubarat Different

01

Bilateral Consent, No Fault Required

Both spouses must freely and voluntarily agree. No one needs to allege cruelty, desertion, or any matrimonial fault, the mutual agreement is sufficient.

02

Legally Binding Written Deed

The divorce is formalised through a comprehensively drafted Mubarat Nama covering Mahr, Iddat, custody, and waiver of future claims, reviewed and approved by both parties before execution.

03

No Court, No Hearings

Mubarat is an act of the parties themselves under Muslim Personal Law. No judge, no Family Court, no cooling-off period. This is one of the key advantages over civil mutual divorce.

04

Recognised Internationally

A notarized Mubarat Nama is a valid legal document for updating marital status on passports, OCI cards, and visa applications in India and in most countries where the couple resides.

Why Mubarat

Why Mubarat Is the Right Choice for NRIs

For Indian Muslims living in the UAE, UK, USA, Saudi Arabia, Singapore or anywhere abroad, travelling back to India for legal proceedings is rarely practical. Mubarat removes that requirement entirely.

Zero travel to India required

The entire process is handled remotely. You execute the Mubarat Nama from your country of residence, no India visit needed at any stage.

No court hearings or adjournments

Since Mubarat is an agreement between the parties, you bypass the Indian family court system entirely. No appearances, no uncertain scheduling.

Significantly faster process

Once both parties confirm consent and documentation is complete, the Mubarat Nama is drafted within 24 hours. No six-month cooling-off period applies.

Fully legally binding

The notarized Mubarat Nama is a recognised legal document under Indian law, valid for updating marital status on passports, visas, and official records.

Both situations covered

We assist couples where both spouses are Muslim, and also where only one spouse is Muslim but the marriage was conducted under Muslim Marriage law.

Completely confidential

Since there are no court proceedings, your separation remains a private matter between the parties, no public record, no court files, no case number.

The Process

Five Steps to a Legal Mubarat

A structured, transparent process with stage-wise payments. Nothing moves forward without your explicit approval at every step.

Mutual consent is verified in writing from both parties before drafting begins. The Mubarat Nama is shared for review and revisions are accepted. Nothing is executed without both parties signing off on the final deed.

01
₹2,500

Submit the Online Form

Complete our secure online form with details of both spouses. Once submitted and payment confirmed, both parties receive a formal confirmation email from our legal team within a few hours.

02
Verification

Dual Consent Confirmation

Both husband and wife formally confirm their willingness to proceed with the Mubarat. The case moves forward only after written consent is received from both sides. Mutual consent is a mandatory legal requirement and cannot be waived.

03
₹17,500 · Within 24 hrs

Mubarat Nama Drafted

Our legal team drafts a comprehensive Mubarat Nama covering settlement of Mahr, the Iddat period, child custody and maintenance where applicable, and waiver of future claims. The draft is shared with both parties for review. Revisions are accepted before finalisation.

Documents needed at this stage
  • Nikahnama or registered Marriage Certificate
  • Passport or Aadhaar of both spouses
  • Passport-size photographs of both spouses
04
₹20,000

Review, Approve and Final Payment

Both parties review the Mubarat Nama carefully. Once both are satisfied with the terms and confirm approval, the final payment is made and the deed is locked for execution. Nothing proceeds to notarization without explicit approval from both sides.

05
Completion

Online Execution and Notarization

The finalised Mubarat Nama is executed before a notary via an online session. Two witnesses are arranged as required under Muslim Personal Law. The legally binding, notarized document is delivered to both parties digitally and by courier where required.

Fee Summary

Stage 1 ₹2,500 Form submission
Stage 2 ₹17,500 After consent confirmed
Stage 3 ₹20,000 Before execution
Total: ₹40,000, all inclusive, no hidden charges

What You Need

Documents Required

Minimal documentation, kept deliberately straightforward so the process does not stall on paperwork.

Proof of Marriage

Nikahnama or a registered Marriage Certificate. If the Nikahnama is in Urdu or Arabic, our team works with it directly, no separate translation is required from your end.

Identity Proof

Passport is essential for NRI spouses. Aadhaar card is accepted for spouses who are India-based. Both documents are submitted digitally, no originals need to be posted.

Photographs

Digital passport-size photographs of both spouses for inclusion in the Mubarat Nama. Standard digital photos shared via email are sufficient.

Ready to Begin

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If both spouses have reached a mutual decision, Mubarat is the simplest, fastest, and most respectful path forward. Submit the online divorce application and our legal team will guide you through every step, from wherever you are in the world.

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Total fee ₹40,000 in three stages No court hearings 30+ Countries

NRI Muslim Divorce: Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The entire process from form submission to notarization is handled online. You do not need to travel to India at any stage. We have assisted clients in the UAE, UK, USA, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and several other countries through this process entirely remotely.
No. Mubarat is an act of the parties under Muslim Personal Law and does not require a court order or judicial intervention. There are no hearings, no appearances, and no cooling-off period mandated by a court, which makes it significantly faster than court-based divorce processes.
Yes. The wife is required to observe the Iddat period following the Mubarat, typically three menstrual cycles or approximately three months. The terms of maintenance during the Iddat period are outlined in the Mubarat Nama itself.
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. A parenting plan covering custody arrangements, visitation rights, and financial responsibility for children can be included within the Mubarat Nama. This protects the rights of the children and avoids future disputes.
Yes. A notarized Mubarat Nama is a recognised legal document in India and can be used to update marital status on passports, OCI cards, and visa applications. For use in certain foreign countries such as the UAE or UK, an apostille or additional attestation may be required. Your legal team will advise on the specific requirements for your country.
The process stops. Mutual consent is a fundamental and mandatory requirement of Mubarat, it cannot proceed if either party withdraws their agreement at any stage. Any fees paid up to that point cover the work already completed.
No. Our legal team works with Nikahnamas in Urdu and Arabic regularly. The English Mubarat Nama will reference your original Nikahnama accurately, ensuring the document is valid for both Indian and international authorities.
Yes. If the marriage was solemnised under Muslim Marriage law, such as a Nikah registered under the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act , Mubarat can apply even if only one spouse is Muslim. The governing law is determined by the law under which the marriage was conducted, not solely by the religion of both parties.