Divorce in Islam is permissible according to religious principles but must be conducted with fairness and compassion towards the wife and children, if any. Following the principles of Shariah (Islamic Shariah), the husband has specific duties and responsibilities after the divorce, including: 1. Expenses During Iddah Iddah refers to the waiting period a wife must observe after divorce to ensure she is not pregnant and to allow for emotional recovery. This period is typically three menstrual cycles (for non-pregnant wives) or until delivery (if pregnant). Examples of Calculations: As stated in the Quran (Surah At-Talaq 65:6): “Let them live where Read more…

By Yaoharee Lahtee In Islamic marriage, a Muslim husband may have the expectation that the husband is responsible for financially supporting the family, while the wife takes care of the household and children. However, these expectations do not always align and can lead to conflicts within the family. Today, women are educated and employed, often contributing financially to the family. In Thailand, especially in border areas, statistics show that women have a higher average level of education than men and engage in paid employment even after marriage, with over 92% of women continuing to work. However, the home is a Read more…

ARAYA NIKAH (Social Enterprise) In the Name of Allah, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful Introduction ARAYA NIKAH (Social Enterprise) embraces diversity as a reflection of the richness of human experiences. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all individuals, including members of the LGBTQ+ community, while upholding Islamic values of compassion and understanding. Our guidance and support are provided within the ethical and moral framework of Islam, aligning with the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah. Islamic Perspective on Family and Society Our Commitments Guiding Principles for the Community A Message for LGBTQ+ Individuals At Read more…

Islamic Marriage Permission Letter (Nikah) is an essential document that demonstrates the groom’s intention, readiness, and respect towards the bride’s family in the Islamic marriage process (Nikah). The purpose of this letter is to ensure sincerity, readiness, and commitment to marrying and caring for the bride according to Islamic principles. What is its purpose? The Islamic Marriage Permission Letter serves the following key purposes: How is it used? The Islamic Marriage Permission Letter is used in various situations, especially when the bride’s family has concerns about the groom’s readiness or sincerity. The steps for using this letter include: Who designed Read more…