Skip to content
Services And Pathways

Services

Explore ISCN religious services, adjudication routes, counselling, certificates and consultations.

Find the Right Route

Choose the route that best describes what you need. If you are unsure, send a brief confidential enquiry and the team will guide you without asking for sensitive evidence through the website.

01

Apply Online

For a straightforward certificate request with a defined application route.

Husband application

Certificate of Talaq

Apply online for the Certificate of Talaq. The fee is £200. ISCN-provided witnesses are £50 each if needed.

02

Book or Begin a Consultation

Choose the appropriate first step, then reserve and pay directly where a fee applies.

Counselling

Begin with a free 15-minute fit discussion. If counselling is suitable, paid Zoom sessions remain available directly.

Controlled short-notice request

Out-of-Hours Conflict Mediation

Request a £200 telephone mediation session of up to 45 minutes. Both parties must be willing and safeguarding escalation must not apply. This is not an emergency or guaranteed same-day service.

03

Begin a Managed Case or Enquiry

For matters that require initial review, supporting information, casework or scholarly consideration.

Khulu’

The wife asks to end the marriage without alleging or proving fault, and the husband agrees in return for the agreed return of the Mahr.

Faskh

The wife asks the Council to dissolve the Nikah where the husband does not agree to Talaq or Khulu’; the decision is made through the Council’s assessment process.

Matchmaking

A cautious introduction route, subject to suitability and safeguarding.

Optional Arabic translation — £30 per certificate. Where ISCN issues a religious certificate through this route, you may request an Arabic translation for an additional £30 for each certificate. This is a translation of the religious certificate. It is not a UK certified translation and does not create civil status, official recognition or guaranteed acceptance.

× The Islamic Sharia Council