Khidma.live: Islamic Guidance

Ask a verified Islamic scholar your question - free, private, and answered personally. What you share here, stays here. Khidma.live connects Muslims with verified Islamic scholars trained in Makkah & Madinah, and with Islamic Psychologists, for private one-to-one guidance for couples and individuals. Most people carry a question for months before asking anyone. About a marriage. A ruling someone gave them. Anxiety they can't explain. Something they've never told their family. We built this so that asking doesn't mean anyone finds out. ASK A SCHOLAR — FREE Send a question by text or voice note. A named, verified scholar records a private audio answer for your situation. No payment and no obligation. Questions people ask: is a talaq said in anger valid, what are my rights in my marriage, is this income halal, what does Islam say about my in-laws, how do I repent for something I keep repeating. FIND THE RIGHT EXPERT A short private assessment helps you understand what you're carrying and matches you to the right person with the reason why. Free. BOOK A PRIVATE SESSION One-to-one audio sessions. - Islamic marriage counselling for marriage difficulty, conflict, separation and in-law problems - Muslim marriage counselling for couples who want to repair things rather than end them - Islamic scholars for questions of rulings — marriage rights, divorce, inheritance, halal income - Islamic Psychologists for anxiety, low mood, waswasa, grief, guilt and burnout Every expert's training, languages, gender and price is shown before you book. PRIVATE BY DESIGN All sessions are audio only. There is no public profile, no feed, and nothing is visible to anyone in your community. Nobody is told that you asked. WHO IT'S FOR Muslims in the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and the United States who want guidance that takes both the deen and the difficulty seriously — instead of choosing between a scholar who can't help with how you feel and a therapist who doesn't understand your faith. Available in English, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi and more. Questions: [email protected]