"Thus, walimah is an Arabic term that refers to a special feast held during a wedding ceremony, not used for any other events outside of weddings. Generally, walimatul ursy is interpreted as a celebration to express gratitude to Allah for the realization of the marriage contract by serving meals to the invited guests."

Apart from the above prayer, the prayer of walimatul ursy, which is usually recited by religious figures when attending a walimah event or wedding reception, is as follows:

"Allâhumma allif bainahumâ kamâ allafta baina Adam wa Hawwa, wa allif bainahumâ kamâ allafta baina sayyidinâ Ibrâhîm wa Sârah, wa allif bainahumâ kamâ allafta baina sayyidinâ Yûsuf wa Zulaikha, wa allif bainahumâ kamâ allafta baina sayyidinâ Muhammadin shallallâhu ‘alaihi wa sallama wa sayyidatinâ Khadîjatal kubrâ, wa allif bainahumâ kamâ allafta baina sayyidinâ ‘Aly wa sayyidatinâ Fâthimah az-Zahrâ" Translation: "O Allah, bring them together as You brought together Adam and Eve, and bring them together as You brought together our master Ibrahim and Sarah, and bring them together as You brought together our master Yusuf and Zulaikha, and bring them together as You brought together our master Muhammad (peace be upon him) and our lady Khadija the Great, and bring them together as You brought together our master Ali and our lady Fatimah az-Zahra."

"Allahumma make this 'aqd (contract) a blessed and firm contract, with love and harmony between them, and keep them always united and never make any division, separation, dispute, or disagreement between them, and make them a source of support for each other in this world and the hereafter."

Translation: "Meaning: "O Allah, make this marriage a blessed and protected bond, instill harmony and lasting commitment between them, do not let there be division, separation, and enmity between them, and provide both of them with provisions for their life in this world and the hereafter.""