Nikaahnama  (Laminated, Urdu, Tanzeemul Makatib)

"Nikahnama" is an Arabic term that translates to "marriage contract" in English. It is a legal document in Islamic law that outlines the terms and conditions of a marriage. The Nikahnama is an important and binding contract between a husband and wife, and it is signed by both parties as well as their respective witnesses. In Islamic tradition, the Nikahnama serves as a formal agreement specifying the rights and responsibilities of the husband and wife within the marriage. It typically includes details such as the names of the bride and groom, the amount of the dowry (mahr) to be given by the husband to the wife, and other conditions agreed upon by the couple. The Nikahnama is not only a religious document but also has legal implications, as it is recognized by Islamic authorities and in some countries with Islamic legal systems. In some jurisdictions, the Nikahnama may also be used as part of the civil registration process to legally recognize the marriage. It's important to note that the specific content and requirements of the Nikahnama can vary based on cultural and regional differences within the Muslim community.