To what extent is the husband entitled to procreate despite his agreement with his wife to postpone pregnancy until her graduation, and what is the ruling if the husband violates the verbal conditions of the marriage that are not documented in the official marriage contract?
The answer is summarized in the following points:
1. There is no objection to the conditions stipulated for the husband before marriage. Scholars have differed on whether these conditions must be fulfilled. 2. The husband's ill-treatment violates Allah's command for good companionship. 3. The husband is legally obligated to fulfill all agreed-upon matters, including the dower, monthly payments, and debts owed to the wife and her relatives. 4. The husband must provide for his wife and daughter according to his ability. 5. The father has the right to demand his debts from the husband. If the husband is in difficulty, he should be given time until he can repay. 6. The wife has the right to request a divorce if the husband is unable to fulfill his duties and she is harmed. 7. Please refer to No. 30634 to understand the Muslim's stance on resorting to non- courts.
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