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Bahadur Shah Zafar Nikahnama Urdu-English Bilingual

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Our masterpiece “Bahadur Shah Zafar” nikahnama is a recreation of the marriage contract of the last Mughal emperor of India, Bahadur Shah Zafar, with his wife, Zeenat Mahal, on November 18, 1840.

The design and colours of the original 19th century nikahnama have been replicated, with utmost care taken to include the original Arabic text correctly. The intricate, fine floral motifs and patterns render a rich look to the nikahnama, while the antique beige-cream hues transport you to the glorious past.

The Arabic and Urdu calligraphy is handwritten by veteran artist Mohammed Ilyas, while an artistic digital font has been used for English calligraphy.

This nikahnama can be personalised with the names of the bride and groom, their respective fathers and their addresses.

The nikahnama is printed on high-quality canvas, tightened to a handmade wooden scroll holder and placed in a handmade velvet and satin box. Please note the scrollholder and box are optional. If you select them, you will be charged for them.

A digital image of the nikahnama will be emailed or WhatsApped for proofing twice, after which it will be printed and dispatched. Any change after the nikahnama has been printed will be done at an additional cost of Rs 1000.

Please place your order at least two weeks before the date of marriage.

Two additional copies (on simple A4 sheets) will be part of the package, along with a marker-pen for writing and signing on canvas.

Take out the nikahnama from the box and unroll it from the scrollholder, adding subtle drama to the nikah ceremony. Feel like a Mughal king or queen yourself on the most important day of your life.

Note: If you are unable to make the payment on the website, you can pay through Google Pay / Phone Pe / PayTM on +91-9810560252. Our WhatsApp number for queries is +91-9810560252.

There can be a slight difference in colour of the physical product due to screen resolution of your phone/computer.

Starts from ₹9,000.00

Details regarding witnesses, vakil and mehr to be filled by the customer.

Our masterpiece “Bahadur Shah Zafar” nikahnama is a recreation of the marriage contract of the last Mughal emperor of India, Bahadur Shah Zafar, with his wife, Zeenat Mahal, on November 18, 1840.

The design and colours of the original 19th century nikahnama have been replicated, with utmost care taken to include the original Arabic text correctly. The intricate, fine floral motifs and patterns render a rich look to the nikahnama, while the antique beige-cream hues transport you to the glorious past.

The Arabic and Urdu calligraphy is handwritten by veteran artist Mohammed Ilyas, while an artistic digital font has been used for English calligraphy.

This nikahnama can be personalised with the names of the bride and groom, their respective fathers and their addresses.

The nikahnama is printed on high-quality canvas, tightened to a handmade wooden scroll holder and placed in a handmade velvet and satin box. Please note the scrollholder and box are optional. If you select them, you will be charged for them.

A digital image of the nikahnama will be emailed or WhatsApped for proofing twice, after which it will be printed and dispatched. Any change after the nikahnama has been printed will be done at an additional cost of Rs 1000.

Please place your order at least two weeks before the date of marriage.

Two additional copies (on simple A4 sheets) will be part of the package, along with a marker-pen for writing and signing on canvas.

Take out the nikahnama from the box and unroll it from the scrollholder, adding subtle drama to the nikah ceremony. Feel like a Mughal king or queen yourself on the most important day of your life.

Note: If you are unable to make the payment on the website, you can pay through Google Pay / Phone Pe / PayTM on +91-9810560252. Our WhatsApp number for queries is +91-9810560252.

There can be a slight difference in colour of the physical product due to screen resolution of your phone/computer.