What is Mahr-e-Fatimi?

The Mahr the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ gave his daughter Fatimah (RA) at her marriage to Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA) — equivalent to 480 dirhams of silver, which works out to roughly 1530.9 grams in modern weight. At today's silver rates it's somewhere between PKR 535,000 and 615,000. This is the Sunnah-recommended amount and was considered deliberately modest by classical scholars — the Prophet ﷺ actively discouraged extravagant Mahrs that made marriage financially impossible for ordinary men.

Can Mahr be jewelry, property, or services?

Yes, absolutely. Mahr can be cash, gold or silver jewellery, a plot of land, a flat, business shares, even non-tangible benefits like teaching the Quran (the Prophet ﷺ approved exactly this for a poor companion who had nothing else — Bukhari 5087). The single requirement is that it must have monetary value and be specified or specifiable at the time of Nikah. Vague promises don't count; the contract should be clear.

Mu'ajjal vs Mu'wajjal — what's the difference?

Mu'ajjal (prompt) is the portion paid at the time of Nikah itself — often a smaller, sometimes symbolic amount. Mu'wajjal (deferred) is the larger portion paid later: on demand by the wife, at divorce (talaq), or upon the husband's death (in which case it becomes a debt against his estate, paid before any inheritance distribution). The Nikah contract should spell out the split clearly. Common splits in Pakistan are 30/70, 50/50, or in some traditional cases all deferred. The split is negotiable and culturally varies a lot.

Does the wife inherit if the husband hasn't paid Mu'wajjal?

Yes — and importantly, she receives both her normal Quranic inheritance share AND the unpaid Mu'wajjal Mahr. The Mahr is treated as a debt against the estate, which means it's paid out before any Faraiz distribution to other heirs. So a widow effectively gets the unpaid Mahr first, then her Quranic share (1/8 if there are children, 1/4 if not) of whatever remains. This is one of the reasons Mahr is taken so seriously — it has real financial protection built in.

Is it permissible to have a very large Mahr?

Permissible, but not Sunnah. The Prophet ﷺ explicitly said: 'The most blessed marriage is the one with the least burden' (Ahmad). Contemporary scholars across the Muslim world consistently criticise the cultural pressure for huge Mahrs — common in Gulf and urban South Asian families — as making marriage prohibitively expensive, especially for young men. The Fatimi standard is the recommended sweet spot: meaningful, but not financially crushing.

What if the husband can't afford Mahr-e-Fatimi?

The Mahr should match the husband's actual means and the wife's social standing. If no amount is specified in the contract, the legal default is Mahr-e-Misl — meaning the typical Mahr given to women of equivalent social standing in her family. The wife can also voluntarily reduce or waive part of the Mahr after the contract per Quran 4:4 — but the key word is voluntarily. Any pressure, coercion, or implied force makes the waiver invalid in Shariah.

Can the wife waive Mahr after Nikah?

Yes, the Quran is explicit on this — 4:4: 'And give the women [upon marriage] their bridal gifts graciously. But if they give up willingly to you anything of it, then take it in satisfaction and ease.' The critical condition is that the waiver must be entirely voluntary and free of any pressure, threat, or coercion to be valid. If the in-laws or family are pushing her to waive, it's not a real waiver under Shariah and the Mahr remains due.

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Mahr (Dower) is the bride's right in Islam — payable from groom to bride at marriage. Cannot be waived under pressure; the bride alone owns and may use it as she wishes. Three categories below: Mahr-e-Fatimi (Prophet's ﷺ daughter's mahr; mainstream minimum reference), custom amount (negotiated), and split (some paid at nikah, rest deferred).

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 480 dirhams of silver = approximately 1530.9 grams of silver (≈ 49.2 troy oz).

Silver price per gram (Rs/g)

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Mahr summary

Silver weight1530.9 g

Silver rateRs400/g

Total mahr-e-FatimiRs612,360

Silver weight visualization

15 silver bars × ~102 g each = 1531 g total (Mahr-e-Fatimi reference).

Total silver

1531 g

Rs400/g

Rs612,360

Reference values for context

Mahr-e-Fatimi (silver)

Rs612,360

Min mahr (some scholars)

Rs12,240

10 dirhams ≈ 30.6 g silver

Step-by-step calculation

Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g silver × current price per gram. (480 dirhams × 3.0618 g/dirham per Hanafi reference.)

1Mahr-e-Fatimi reference: 480 dirhams × 3.0618 g/dirham = 1530.9 g silver.
2At Rs400/g: 1530.9 × 400 = Rs612,360.
3Mahr-e-Fatimi is the mahr the Prophet ﷺ gave to his daughter Fatima (RA) at her marriage to Ali (RA).
4Mainstream Hanafi opinion uses 1530.9 g; some sources cite 1487 g — variance ±3% in the result.

Mahr is the bride's exclusive property — not the groom's family, not a dowry. Pakistani / South Asian cultural pressure to keep mahr token (1 rupee, 32 rupees, etc.) is contrary to Islamic teaching, which encourages a meaningful and recoverable amount. Discuss with both families and a knowledgeable scholar before finalizing the nikah contract.

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Calculate Islamic Mahr (dower) — Mahr-e-Fatimi based on live silver rate, custom amount, or split into prompt (mu'ajjal) and deferred (mu'wajjal) portions.

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Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g × current silver rate per gram. Split: Total = Prompt (Mu'ajjal) + Deferred (Mu'wajjal).

In Pakistan, Mahr-e-Fatimi (~PKR 550,000) is roughly 8–12 months of an average graduate engineer's salary — modest by classical standards.

Saudi Arabia's average Mahr is SAR 30,000–50,000 (PKR 2.2–3.7 million) — far above the Sunnah Fatimi level, often subsidised by Royal grants.

UK Muslim couples commonly set Mahr at £5,000–£15,000 (PKR 1.7–5 million); Mu'wajjal often equals the cost of a future Hajj for the wife.

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From the editors — what to know before you start

A nikah is being planned, the families are sitting across from each other, and somebody — usually a maulvi sahib or an elder uncle — asks the awkward but unavoidable question: "Mahr kya rakhain?" Suddenly everyone goes quiet because nobody wants to be the one who undervalues the bride or the one who looks greedy. This calculator gives you the Sunnah-aligned baseline so the conversation has data, not just feelings. Mahr-e-Fatimi — the Mahr the Prophet ﷺ gave to his daughter Fatimah RA — is 1530.9 grams of pure silver, which at current Pakistani rates works out to roughly PKR 535,000-615,000 depending on the day's silver price. That's the recommended Sunnah amount, deliberately set as modest and achievable rather than crushing. The calculator pulls live silver rates so you get today's exact figure, and it handles the prompt (mu'ajjal) vs deferred (mu'wajjal) split that any proper Nikah contract should specify clearly. Critical reminder: Mahr is the bride's right under Shariah — her property alone, not her parents', not the in-laws'. It's not a token, not a gift, not symbolic. If the husband dies before paying mu'wajjal, it ranks as a debt against his estate paid BEFORE any inheritance distribution to other heirs. Take it seriously, document it properly, and follow the Sunnah toward moderation rather than the cultural pressure toward inflated amounts.

Pro tips most people learn the hard way

Mahr-e-Fatimi is 1530.9 grams of silver — at today's rates roughly PKR 535,000-615,000. This is the Prophet ﷺ's recommended amount, deliberately modest. The cultural pressure in some Pakistani families for several lakh in Mahr is widely criticised by contemporary scholars as making marriage financially impossible for ordinary men.
Mahr is the bride's right under Shariah — her exclusive property. Not her parents'. Not the in-laws'. Not a wedding fund. Not a symbolic token. The Quran 4:4 is explicit. Any family — bride's or groom's — that treats Mahr as something other than the wife's personal asset is overstepping.
Two-part Mahr is standard: mu'ajjal (prompt, paid at Nikah) and mu'wajjal (deferred, payable on demand or at divorce/death). Common splits are 30/70, 50/50, or all deferred. The Nikah contract should specify clearly — vague "we'll work it out later" arrangements create disputes years down the line.
If the husband dies before paying mu'wajjal, the unpaid amount becomes a debt against his estate — paid BEFORE inheritance distribution to other heirs. So a widow gets her Mahr first, THEN her Quranic share (1/8 with children, 1/4 without) of what remains. This is built-in financial protection.
Honest take on edge cases (huge Mahrs, very small Mahrs, services-as-Mahr, waiver after Nikah): all permissible but with nuance. Consult your local scholar for non-standard situations. The general Sunnah principle is moderation — the Prophet ﷺ said "the most blessed marriage is the one with the least burden" (Ahmad).

?What is the Mahr Calculator?

The Mahr Calculator helps Muslim couples and Nikah officiants compute a fair, Sunnah-aligned Mahr (also called Sadaq or dower) — the obligatory gift the husband gives to the wife at the time of marriage as her exclusive property per Quran 4:4. It supports three modes: Mahr-e-Fatimi (the Sunnah-recommended amount equivalent to 1530.9 grams of pure silver — the same Mahr the Prophet ﷺ gave his daughter Fatimah RA), a custom amount agreed mutually by the couple, and a Mu'ajjal / Mu'wajjal split that lets you separate the prompt portion (paid at Nikah) from the deferred portion (payable on demand or at divorce / death). Live silver rates are fetched in real time so the Mahr-e-Fatimi figure is always current. Mahr is a wife's right under Shariah — not optional, not symbolic, and not the same as a gift or jewelry.

The Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g × current silver rate per gram. Split: Total = Prompt (Mu'ajjal) + Deferred (Mu'wajjal).

The Fatimi standard is 480 dirhams of pure silver. One Shariah dirham equals 2.975 grams (Hanafi: 3.0618 g, used here), giving 480 × 3.0618 ≈ 1530.9 grams of silver. At a typical 2025 PK silver rate of PKR 350–400/g, Mahr-e-Fatimi works out to roughly PKR 535,000–615,000 — well within the means of most Pakistani families. Mahr is the wife's property alone, not a gift to her parents. Under all four Sunni schools and Shia Ja'fari fiqh, the prompt portion (Mu'ajjal) becomes due immediately at Nikah and the deferred portion (Mu'wajjal) becomes due on demand by the wife — typically claimed at divorce or upon the husband's death (in which case it ranks as a debt against the estate, paid before any inheritance distribution).

Mahr-e-Fatimi at various silver-rate scenarios (PKR)

1530.9 grams of silver × current per-gram silver rate. Live rates fetched on the calculator page from the Pakistan bullion market.

Silver rate (PKR/g)	Mahr-e-Fatimi (PKR)	Mu'ajjal 30%	Mu'wajjal 70%
250	382,725	114,818	267,907
300	459,270	137,781	321,489
350	535,815	160,745	375,070
400	612,360	183,708	428,652
450	688,905	206,672	482,234
500	765,450	229,635	535,815

Put It in Perspective

In Pakistan, Mahr-e-Fatimi (~PKR 550,000) is roughly 8–12 months of an average graduate engineer's salary — modest by classical standards.

Saudi Arabia's average Mahr is SAR 30,000–50,000 (PKR 2.2–3.7 million) — far above the Sunnah Fatimi level, often subsidised by Royal grants.

UK Muslim couples commonly set Mahr at £5,000–£15,000 (PKR 1.7–5 million); Mu'wajjal often equals the cost of a future Hajj for the wife.

Mahr-e-Fatimi at modern silver prices is roughly the cost of a small motorcycle or 8–10 grams of 22-karat gold — affordable for most working husbands.

Practical Examples

Mahr-e-Fatimi at PKR 380/g silver = 1530.9 × 380 ≈ PKR 581,742 — a modest, Sunnah-aligned Nikah Mahr.

Custom Mahr of PKR 1,000,000 split 30/70: PKR 300,000 Mu'ajjal at Nikah + PKR 700,000 Mu'wajjal deferred.

International Pakistani diaspora (UK / US / Canada) often set Mahr at $5,000–$50,000 — converted to local currency for Nikah documentation.

A symbolic Mahr like a gold ring + the Quran is permitted but most scholars discourage it as below the Fatimi standard if affordable.

If the husband dies before paying Mu'wajjal, the entire deferred Mahr becomes a debt against his estate — paid before any Faraiz inheritance distribution.

In Khula' (wife-initiated divorce), the wife typically returns the Mahr in exchange for the dissolution; in talaq (husband-initiated), she keeps it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but it depends on madhhab. The Hanafi school sets a minimum of 10 dirhams — roughly 30.6 g of silver, about PKR 12,000 at current rates. The Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools have no fixed minimum but require something of monetary value — famously, even an iron ring is permitted per the hadith of Sahl ibn Sa'd (Bukhari 5135). There is no upper limit at all. Mahr is whatever the couple mutually agree on, from a token amount up to several lakh or more.

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Calculate Islamic Mahr (dower) — Mahr-e-Fatimi based on live silver rate, custom amount, or split into prompt (mu'ajjal) and deferred (mu'wajjal) portions.

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Mahr-e-Fatimi = 480 dirhams of silver = approximately 1530.9 grams of silver (≈ 49.2 troy oz).

Silver price per gram (Rs/g)

Live silver rate fetched from gold-api.com. Manual entry overrides. Pakistani retail silver typically +5-10% above international spot due to making/taxes.

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Mahr (Dower) Amount

Mahr-e-Fatimi: Rs612,360

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5/23/2026

Mahr summary

Silver weight1530.9 g

Silver rateRs400/g

Total mahr-e-FatimiRs612,360

Silver weight visualization

15 silver bars × ~102 g each = 1531 g total (Mahr-e-Fatimi reference).

Total silver

1531 g

Rs400/g

Rs612,360

Reference values for context

Mahr-e-Fatimi (silver)

Rs612,360

Min mahr (some scholars)

Rs12,240

10 dirhams ≈ 30.6 g silver

Step-by-step calculation

Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g silver × current price per gram. (480 dirhams × 3.0618 g/dirham per Hanafi reference.)

1Mahr-e-Fatimi reference: 480 dirhams × 3.0618 g/dirham = 1530.9 g silver.
2At Rs400/g: 1530.9 × 400 = Rs612,360.
3Mahr-e-Fatimi is the mahr the Prophet ﷺ gave to his daughter Fatima (RA) at her marriage to Ali (RA).
4Mainstream Hanafi opinion uses 1530.9 g; some sources cite 1487 g — variance ±3% in the result.

Quick Answer

Calculate Islamic Mahr (dower) — Mahr-e-Fatimi based on live silver rate, custom amount, or split into prompt (mu'ajjal) and deferred (mu'wajjal) portions.

Overview — Mahr Calculator

Islamic

Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g × current silver rate per gram. Split: Total = Prompt (Mu'ajjal) + Deferred (Mu'wajjal).

In Pakistan, Mahr-e-Fatimi (~PKR 550,000) is roughly 8–12 months of an average graduate engineer's salary — modest by classical standards.

Saudi Arabia's average Mahr is SAR 30,000–50,000 (PKR 2.2–3.7 million) — far above the Sunnah Fatimi level, often subsidised by Royal grants.

UK Muslim couples commonly set Mahr at £5,000–£15,000 (PKR 1.7–5 million); Mu'wajjal often equals the cost of a future Hajj for the wife.

By Muhammad Salman SaleemUpdated: May 23, 2026MethodologyFree, no sign-upRuns in your browser — your data stays private

From the editors — what to know before you start

Pro tips most people learn the hard way

Mahr-e-Fatimi is 1530.9 grams of silver — at today's rates roughly PKR 535,000-615,000. This is the Prophet ﷺ's recommended amount, deliberately modest. The cultural pressure in some Pakistani families for several lakh in Mahr is widely criticised by contemporary scholars as making marriage financially impossible for ordinary men.
Mahr is the bride's right under Shariah — her exclusive property. Not her parents'. Not the in-laws'. Not a wedding fund. Not a symbolic token. The Quran 4:4 is explicit. Any family — bride's or groom's — that treats Mahr as something other than the wife's personal asset is overstepping.
Two-part Mahr is standard: mu'ajjal (prompt, paid at Nikah) and mu'wajjal (deferred, payable on demand or at divorce/death). Common splits are 30/70, 50/50, or all deferred. The Nikah contract should specify clearly — vague "we'll work it out later" arrangements create disputes years down the line.
If the husband dies before paying mu'wajjal, the unpaid amount becomes a debt against his estate — paid BEFORE inheritance distribution to other heirs. So a widow gets her Mahr first, THEN her Quranic share (1/8 with children, 1/4 without) of what remains. This is built-in financial protection.
Honest take on edge cases (huge Mahrs, very small Mahrs, services-as-Mahr, waiver after Nikah): all permissible but with nuance. Consult your local scholar for non-standard situations. The general Sunnah principle is moderation — the Prophet ﷺ said "the most blessed marriage is the one with the least burden" (Ahmad).

?What is the Mahr Calculator?

The Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi = 1530.9 g × current silver rate per gram. Split: Total = Prompt (Mu'ajjal) + Deferred (Mu'wajjal).

Mahr-e-Fatimi at various silver-rate scenarios (PKR)

1530.9 grams of silver × current per-gram silver rate. Live rates fetched on the calculator page from the Pakistan bullion market.

Silver rate (PKR/g)	Mahr-e-Fatimi (PKR)	Mu'ajjal 30%	Mu'wajjal 70%
250	382,725	114,818	267,907
300	459,270	137,781	321,489
350	535,815	160,745	375,070
400	612,360	183,708	428,652
450	688,905	206,672	482,234
500	765,450	229,635	535,815

Put It in Perspective

In Pakistan, Mahr-e-Fatimi (~PKR 550,000) is roughly 8–12 months of an average graduate engineer's salary — modest by classical standards.

Saudi Arabia's average Mahr is SAR 30,000–50,000 (PKR 2.2–3.7 million) — far above the Sunnah Fatimi level, often subsidised by Royal grants.

UK Muslim couples commonly set Mahr at £5,000–£15,000 (PKR 1.7–5 million); Mu'wajjal often equals the cost of a future Hajj for the wife.

Mahr-e-Fatimi at modern silver prices is roughly the cost of a small motorcycle or 8–10 grams of 22-karat gold — affordable for most working husbands.

Practical Examples

Mahr-e-Fatimi at PKR 380/g silver = 1530.9 × 380 ≈ PKR 581,742 — a modest, Sunnah-aligned Nikah Mahr.

Custom Mahr of PKR 1,000,000 split 30/70: PKR 300,000 Mu'ajjal at Nikah + PKR 700,000 Mu'wajjal deferred.

International Pakistani diaspora (UK / US / Canada) often set Mahr at $5,000–$50,000 — converted to local currency for Nikah documentation.

A symbolic Mahr like a gold ring + the Quran is permitted but most scholars discourage it as below the Fatimi standard if affordable.

If the husband dies before paying Mu'wajjal, the entire deferred Mahr becomes a debt against his estate — paid before any Faraiz inheritance distribution.

In Khula' (wife-initiated divorce), the wife typically returns the Mahr in exchange for the dissolution; in talaq (husband-initiated), she keeps it.

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From the editors — what to know before you start

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?What is the Mahr Calculator?

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Mahr-e-Fatimi at various silver-rate scenarios (PKR)

Put It in Perspective

Practical Examples

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Is there a minimum Mahr in Islam?

What is Mahr-e-Fatimi?

Can Mahr be jewelry, property, or services?

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Does the wife inherit if the husband hasn't paid Mu'wajjal?

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Overview — Mahr Calculator

From the editors — what to know before you start

Pro tips most people learn the hard way

?What is the Mahr Calculator?

The Formula

Mahr-e-Fatimi at various silver-rate scenarios (PKR)

Put It in Perspective

Practical Examples

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a minimum Mahr in Islam?

What is Mahr-e-Fatimi?

Can Mahr be jewelry, property, or services?

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Does the wife inherit if the husband hasn't paid Mu'wajjal?

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Can the wife waive Mahr after Nikah?

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