Marriage in holy shrine of Imam Reza

Marriage ceremony in holy shrine of Imam Reza – Islamic Wedding in Imam Reza holy shrine

Conditions of marriage in Imam Reza (AS) shrine for foreigners, non-Iranians or Muslims of other countries

Non-Iranians and Muslims from other countries in order to get married in Imam Reza (AS) shrine, it is necessary for the bride, the groom and the father of the bride to go to the Tousi Riwaq of the Holy Shrine with their passports. it is not necessary to arrange an appointment in advance. However, it is recommended to register on the mentioned website.
Rowak Tusi has a 24-hour service for weddings (It is not active only during prayer for about half an hour, and it is obvious that during the days of martyrdom mentioned in the text).
Only the presence of the bride’s father along with the passport is 100% necessary; If in any way the bride’s father could not come, he shall give the bride and the groom an official power of attorney in Farsi from an authoritative body in which the name of the bride is mentioned “It is allowed to marry ‘groom’s name …”.
In Islam, the bride’s permission to marry is given by the father, unless it is a second marriage, which is registered in the birth certificate for Iranians and requires a document for non-Iranians.
People of other religions, if they wish to convert to Islam, by presenting a passport for non-Iranians and a birth certificate or national card for Iranians, an Islamic contract will be valid for them.

All steps of registration in the system and marriage in the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS) are completely free and do not cost anything.

On what dates and occasions is the marriage ceremony not held in the holy shrine of Razavi?

Days of Martyrdom of the Fourteen Imams (from Maghrib Azan and Isha on the Night of Martyrdom to Maghrib Azan and Isha on the Day of Martyrdom)
Tasua and Ashura Hosseini
The last 5 days of the month of Safar
Lyali Qadr

The address and phone number of the wedding venue in the shrine of Imam Reza:

Mashhad, Imam Reza holy shrine, Bast Sheikh Tusi (or entrance of Safavid Nawab, Bast Sheikh Har Amili), Dar al-Hajja portico, Sheikh Tusi Riwaq

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