Kabin Nama Explained: The Muslim Marriage Contract
What exactly is the kabin nama? Here is what it records and why it matters.
What exactly is the kabin nama? Here is what it records and why it matters.

The kabin nama is the official Muslim marriage contract in Bangladesh. Understanding it protects both spouses, especially the bride.
It records the names of both parties, the mahr (den mohor) amount and whether prompt or deferred, the witnesses, and any agreed conditions. Both parties, witnesses and the Kazi sign it.
The kabin nama is the legal proof of marriage and of the bride's mahr right. Keep a certified copy safe. Read every clause before signing — do not leave the mahr blank or unrealistic.
Islam allows fair conditions in the contract, such as the wife's right to continue her education or work, agreed by both sides. Discuss these calmly and early.
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Yes — it is the official record of a Muslim marriage and the bride's mahr, registered with an authorised registrar.
Yes, fair conditions agreed by both sides can be recorded, such as the wife's right to work or study.

Maintenance, kindness, consultation, consent, and a wife's right to her own earnings and mahr — what each side actually owes the other, without the sermon.

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