In Islamic personal law (applicable to Muslims), a Talaqnama (also spelled Talaqnama or Talaq Nama) is the formal written deed of divorce. The word "Talaq" translates to "repudiation" or "release," and the document serves as legal proof that a husband has irrevocably dissolved the marriage according to Shariah principles.
The wife shall observe the prescribed Iddat period of [three menstrual cycles / three months] from the date of this Talaqnama. During this period, she shall reside in the matrimonial home, and no remarriage shall occur.
This Talaqnama is made and executed on this ____ day of ___ (corresponding to ____ of __________, ____ AH).
Witness 1 Signature: ___________ Name: ___________ Date: ___________ Witness 2 Signature: ___________ Name: ___________ Date: ___________
__________________ Date: ___________
I, [Husband’s Name], hereby pronounce one irrevocable Talaq (Talaq-e-Bain) upon my wife, [Wife’s Name], in accordance with Islamic Shariah. This Talaq is effective immediately upon execution of this document.