Unveiling the Truth: Why Lawyer, Witnesses are Key in Muslim Nikah

• Muslim Nikah is considered an important legal, social, and judicial contract, not just a simple ritual.
• The presence of a Qazi, Wali (guardian), Vakil (representative/lawyer), and two witnesses is essential for transparency.
• The Wali protects the bride's rights, followed by Ijab-Qabool (proposal and acceptance) and Mahr (dower) determination.
• Wali, Vakil, and witnesses strengthen the Nikah, provide security, and ensure justice in future disputes.
• The structure of Nikah protects the rights of both men and women, with witnesses aiding the justice process.

Why It Matters: Muslim Nikah needs lawyer, witnesses for transparency, rights protection, and its legal contract nature.