- We speak: English, Urdu, Mirpari, Patwari, Punjabi, Arabic & Bengali.
- We speak: English, Urdu, Mirpari, Patwari, Punjabi, Arabic & Bengali.
The International Islamic Council of Justice (IICJ) offers Islamic marital mediation — a structured, confidential online process designed to help Muslim couples address serious marital challenges through a faith-based and ethical approach.
Our mediators are qualified Islamic scholars with experience in Shariʿah-based family guidance and dispute resolution. We do not offer legal or clinical services, but provide Islamic reconciliation (ṣulḥ) and structured communication rooted in mercy (raḥmah), fairness (ʿadl), and compassion.
To facilitate respectful and confidential dialogue between spouses
To promote reconciliation and understanding wherever possible
To ensure dignity, justice, and fairness if separation becomes necessary
To support couples in making informed, Islamic decisions about their future
To preserve family harmony and protect the welfare of any children involved
Private Individual Consultations (Online): Each spouse meets separately with an Islamic mediator to express concerns confidentially.
Joint Mediation Sessions (Online): Both spouses attend moderated sessions to discuss key issues, identify solutions, and explore reconciliation options.
Reconciliation or Settlement Plan: The mediator assists the couple in developing a written plan — either for reconciliation or a respectful, faith-based separation.
Follow-Up Support: Optional online sessions are available to review progress or maintain healthy communication.
“If you fear dissension between them, appoint an arbitrator from his people and an arbitrator from her people. If they both desire reconciliation, Allah will cause it between them.” (Qur’an 4:35)
“Reconciliation between people is better than fasting, prayer and charity.” (Abū Dāwūd)
The Prophet ﷺ promoted justice, mercy, and fairness in all marital matters.
Mediation is guided by ʿadl (justice), raḥmah (compassion), ṣulḥ (amicable settlement), and iḥsān (excellence).
Mode: Online only (via Zoom or Microsoft Teams)
Initial Individual Consultations: 60 minutes each
Joint Mediation Sessions: 60 minutes (standard) or 90 minutes (extended)
Typical Duration: 4 to 6 sessions depending on complexity
Mediator: Qualified Islamic scholars experienced in family dispute resolution
Outcome: Reconciliation plan or written Islamic settlement document
| Service | Duration | Description | Fee (GBP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Intake Session (each spouse) | 60 min | One-to-one online meeting with mediator | £100 per person |
| Joint Mediation Session | 60 min | Standard online mediation with both spouses | £100 |
| Extended Mediation Session | 90 min | For in-depth discussion or agreement drafting | £150 |
| Reconciliation Package | 6 × 60 min | Complete mediation process plus written outcome | £600 |
(1) 30% non-refundable deposit required to confirm booking
(2) 24-hour cancellation policy applies
(3)Payments accepted via secure online transfer only
Our team of expert Muftis and Islamic Judges will help you resolve your dispute in the best way possible.
We offer mediation in the following:
– Divorce cases
– Financial Dispute cases
– Child Arrangement cases:
For further details, email us on admin@iicj.co.uk
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