Gallery

Reception hall

The hall set up for the nikah, with the curtain divider visible.

Prayer room

The prayer room, which shares its wudu facilities with the hall.

Entrance

The entrance where the curtain system divides the men's and women's side.

Tea corner

The tea corner with tea, dates and a light lunch.

Layla F.

“We wanted the nikah to come first without an evening party with music, and that is exactly what Masjid Al Hidayah offers. Tea, dates and a light lunch were enough.”

Omar H.

“The curtain system divided the hall into a men's and women's side exactly as we had asked, without it feeling forced.”

Fatima Z.

“Yusuf Chatib arranged an all-female serving team at our request and helped us, planning our first nikah, through the whole process.”

Karim S.

“With 180 to 260 guests there was enough room for our large family, and the prayer room sharing its wudu facilities with the hall made prayer easy.”

Salma A.

“Yusuf Chatib usually replied within two days and calmly explained how the ceremony would proceed, which was reassuring for our parents.”

Yusra M.

“The tea corner with tea, dates and a light lunch gave the whole thing an intimate atmosphere, exactly fitting for a modest reception after the nikah.”