Family Mediation
Islamic mediation services for family disputes, marriage counseling, and conflict resolution based on Islamic principles.
Overview
Islamic mediation services for family disputes, marriage counseling, and conflict resolution based on Islamic principles.
What's Included
The Process
Request Mediation
Contact the masjid office to request mediation services. One or both parties may initiate.
Individual Meetings
The mediator meets separately with each party to understand their perspective and goals.
Joint Session
Guided joint session where the mediator facilitates respectful dialogue toward resolution.
Agreement
If agreement is reached, it is documented and both parties commit to its terms.
Follow-up Support
Follow-up sessions available to ensure agreements are maintained and relationships heal.
FAQ
Is participation in mediation voluntary?
Yes, mediation is completely voluntary. Both parties must agree to participate.
Are sessions confidential?
Yes, all mediation sessions are confidential. Information shared will not be disclosed without consent.
What if we cannot reach an agreement?
If mediation does not resolve the issue, we can provide referrals to professional counselors or legal services.
Quick Information
Eligibility
Muslim families and couples seeking Islamic conflict resolution
Advance Notice
Appointment required; allow 3–7 days for scheduling
Availability
Weekdays and weekends by appointment
Contact
Imam or designated Mediator
Fees
Free of charge for community members. Voluntary donation appreciated.