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The conditions for a valid **Nikkah** (marriage) in Islam include:

1. **Consent of Both Parties:** Both the bride and groom must give their free and informed consent to the marriage.

2. **Witnesses:** The presence of at least two male witnesses or one male and two female witnesses is required to validate the marriage contract.

3. **Mahr (Dowry):** The groom must offer a dowry (Mahr) to the bride, which is agreed upon and specified in the marriage contract.

4. **Legality:** Both parties must be legally eligible to marry, meaning they are not closely related (non-mahram) and are of sound mind and mature age.

5. **Formal Contract:** A formal marriage contract (Nikah contract) should be drawn up, detailing the rights and responsibilities of both parties.

6. **Public Declaration:** While not a strict requirement, announcing the marriage publicly is encouraged to promote transparency and community acknowledgment.

By fulfilling these conditions, the Nikkah is deemed valid and recognized under Islamic law.

Umair Iqbal Answered question November 2, 2024
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