Ustaz Mohammed Nazim Bin Rahuma Dulla is a respected Singapore Naib Kadi, Islamic educator, counsellor, and community leader who has officiated numerous Muslim marriage solemnisation ceremonies across Singapore. As an appointed Naib Kadi under the Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM), he helps couples navigate their Akad Nikah journey with guidance rooted in Islamic values, family wellbeing, and strong marital foundations.
With more than two decades of experience in Islamic education, counselling, and community outreach, Ustaz Mohammed Nazim is widely recognised for his work supporting individuals, families, inmates, and ex-offenders through spiritual guidance and rehabilitative programmes. He has served as an Islamic educator and counsellor with FITRAH (Family and Inmates Throughcare Assistance Haven), where he provides emotional and religious support to strengthen family resilience and social reintegration.
Beyond his role in Muslim marriage solemnisation, Ustaz Mohammed Nazim is actively involved in marriage preparation and family support initiatives. He is part of Project ARIF, a collaborative programme that provides relationship education, counselling resources, and guidance for Muslim couples preparing for marriage, parenthood, and family life. Through his work as a Naib Kadi, he regularly advises couples on important marriage matters including communication, family responsibilities, and navigating challenges within married life.
His experience extends into religious governance and mediation, having been appointed to the Asatizah Recognition Board (ARB), where he contributes to maintaining professional standards and credibility within Singapore’s asatizah community. He has also served in pastoral and restorative work for over 16 years, offering counselling and religious support to vulnerable individuals and families.
Couples seeking an experienced Singapore Kadi for their Malay Muslim wedding can expect a solemnisation ceremony that is warm, meaningful, and focused on building a lasting marriage. His extensive background in counselling, Islamic education, and family development allows him to provide thoughtful guidance that extends beyond the Akad Nikah ceremony itself.