Q: An Indian Hindu girl wants to marry a Canadian Muslim boy In Dubai without converting their religion. Is it possible?

Q: Salam Sir, I am a Bangladeshi Muslim male resident here in the UAE who wants to get married to a citizen of the USA. Is it possible here in the UAE?

Q: My fiancé is a French national & I am a Filipino national. We are looking into getting married here in the UAE. We don't want to get married under the UAE courts and under Sharia law, if that is even an option for us, a church wedding is also out of the question. Can you please advise what other options we have to be able to get married in the UAE, and the steps of doing so?

Q: Kindly advise how to obtain a certificate of singleness or NOC for marriage. Thank you

Q: Is it possible for a Muslim woman to get married to a Hindu man?

Q: Hello, Can anyone confirm to me if getting married in the UAE as part of a civil marriage is recognized/can be registered in India? I am an Australian citizen, marrying an Indian citizen (both with UAE residency). I would rather marry in a civil court in the UAE but understand this may not be valid in India. I also want to understand the differences and complications of being married under Indian law in case of divorce, rights, etc. If we were to get married in the UAE under the Indian Foreign Marriage Act, do the Indian or UAE laws apply as the marriage was performed in the UAE?

In accordance with the UAE Law of Personal Status, marriage is a legal contract between two people (man and a woman), focusing on protecting the rights of married people and their children. This contract requires certain conditions to be achieved before it becomes valid.

UAE Personal Status Law (also known as Personal Affairs Law) governs marriage, divorce, inheritance and other personal affairs in the United Arab Emirates. The law equally applies to citizens of the UAE and non-citizens unless one of them asks for the application of his home country law.