Khula

We are leading specialists in Quick Khulas and Faskhs (dissolutions)

What Is Khula?

Khula is a woman’s Islamic right to end her marriage, even if her husband does not agree. It usually involves returning the Mahr (dowry) or offering fair compensation. This right was granted directly by the Prophet (ﷺ), when the wife of Thabit b. Qais asked to be released from her marriage and it was approved after she returned her Mahr.

FREE CONSULTATION ONCE YOU APPLY

Our British Muftis & Islamic Judges (Qadhis) are leading specialists and greatly experienced in Quick khula,

and Faskhs (dissolutions).

  • REVIEWED BY EXPERIENCED BRITISH MUFTIS

  • SPECIALISTS IN TALAQ KHULA AND ISLAMIC DIVORCE

  • ONLINE CASE HANDLING TO SAVE TIME AND COST

  • APPLY FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD

  • BEGIN YOUR ISLAMIC DIVORCE WITH CLARITY AND CONFIDENCE

  • FOLLOW OUR CLEAR 9 STEP PROCESS

  • PRIORITY AND PREMIUM OPTIONS AVAILABLE

  • SERVING APPLICANTS IN THE UK USA CANADA EUROPE AND BEYOND

Quick Khula

Pausing Or Withdrawing Your Case

Changed your mind or want to try reconciliation? You’re always in control. Your case can be paused or withdrawn at any point right up until a final decision is made by the Panel. We’ll hold your case open for up to 6 months, giving you space to reconsider without losing your progress. If more time is needed after that, simply reapply and we’ll pick up where you left off.

Civil Divorce

Were you also civilly married? UK law requires that marriage to be legally dissolved too an Islamic divorce alone doesn’t end a civil marriage, just as a civil ceremony alone doesn’t constitute a valid Nikah. Islam treats marriage as both a sacred bond and a legal contract, so both sides need to be properly closed. Need help with the civil side? Our Family Law Referrals service connects you with trusted solicitors to finalise everything.
Quick Khula
Quick Khula

Iddah (Waiting Period)

After Khula, you’ll need to observe Iddah before remarrying a short waiting period rooted in Islamic guidance. Most scholars set this at three menstrual cycles (or three months). If you’re pregnant, Iddah continues until the pregnancy ends, and no Iddah is required if the marriage was never consummated.

Our 9 Step Process

Submit Your Application

Complete our secure online form with your case details, so our Muftis can understand your situation and guide you correctly.

Initial Consultation

A qualified British Mufti contacts you confidentially to discuss your case, explain your options, and answer your questions.

Communication with Spouse

Your Mufti contacts your spouse to hear their side and explore whether reconciliation is possible.

Case Acceptance & Initial Payment

Once both sides have been heard, we confirm whether we can proceed. No hidden fees clear pricing before we begin.

Reconciliation Efforts

Once both sides have been heard, we confirm whether we can proceed. No hidden fees clear pricing before we begin.

Case Review and Proceedings

Your case is formally reviewed to determine the right path Talaq, Khula, or referral to the Shariah Panel for Faskh.

Shariah Panel Judgement

Senior Muftis review your full case and evidence, then issue a judgement based on Islamic principles.

Issuance of Certificate

Once approved, remaining payments are completed and your Islamic Divorce Certificate is prepared, signed, and stamped.

Completion of Case

Hard copy is posted to both parties officially closing your case.

What makes us different

Worldwide

We are the only Shariah Council that is offering premium online Islamic divorce service worldwide.

Top Priority

Your appointed Mufti will be your direct point of access and your case will become his top priority.

Fast Service

Our process at IICOJ is simple and time-efficient. We completely disagree with unnecessary delays, costs and travels, and therefore we expedite the process with diligence, whilst maintaining efficiency.

Online Process

We are proud to say that the majority of Talaq & Khula cases are handled virtually, i.e. via calls, emails, letters, using WhatsApp, Zoom or any other online platform convenient to you. This means you do not have to travel, unless it is necessary, and you can have everything completed from the comfort of your home. This major step was taken to save you time and money.

Talaq, Khula & Faskh

Normal Service

£450

Your application will be allocated to a Mufti and processed in the standard order of receipt. The average processing time is approximately 3 months, although this may vary depending on the nature and requirements of the case. Applicants will be updated at the appropriate stages of the process and whenever there is a material development. This service does not include continuous correspondence or regular requests for progress updates.

Priority Service

£600

Your application will be allocated to a Mufti and given priority consideration in order to support earlier review and reduce avoidable administrative delay where possible. This service is intended to assist with faster progression, but it does not guarantee completion within a particular timeframe, as progress will depend on the circumstances of the case.

Super Priority Service

£750

Your application will be allocated to a Mufti, with additional oversight from a senior Mufti, and will receive the highest level of priority. The case will also be subject to closer supervision and more regular review by the panel of Muftis in order to support more efficient progression where possible. This service is intended to help minimise avoidable delay, but it does not guarantee completion within a specific timeframe.

Payment Terms

Following submission of the application, a complimentary consultation will be arranged. If the matter proceeds, 50% of the applicable fee is payable at that stage, with the remaining balance due upon completion of the case.

Fee Policy

All fees are fixed, non negotiable, and non refundable. No discounts or reductions are available.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Khula is your right. If your husband refuses to cooperate, your case can move forward for Faskh (judicial dissolution) instead.
In most cases, yes but our scholars consider the length of marriage, children, and circumstances before deciding what's fair.
Yes, completely. Your case is handled privately by your appointed Mufti.
Yes. IICOJ contacts your husband on your behalf. Most communication happens through us, not directly between you.
An Islamic Khula is separate from a UK civil divorce. If you were also civilly married, we can refer you to a solicitor to finalise that part too.

Your first consultation is free. Any further costs are explained clearly upfront no hidden fees.

A husband cannot block Khula indefinitely. If he refuses to consent or engage with the process, your case is referred to our Shariah Panel, who can grant a Faskh (judicial dissolution) instead.
Yes. You can put your case on hold or withdraw it at any time before a final decision is made, for example if you wish to attempt reconciliation.

Contact Us Today

If you’re ready to begin your Khula, Talaq, or Faskh application, or you simply want to speak confidentially with a Mufti first, IICOJ is here to help.