Marriage Contract and Mahr
6,610 questions
What is the ruling on marriage after the wife's first act of adultery, and what is the ruling on swearing an oath that divorce will automatically occur if adultery is repeated, and what is the ruling on the child born during the second period of adultery that the wife confessed to after seven years, and what is the ruling on the continuation of the marriage now after the wife's repentance and her being forgiven?
Is writing a marriage contract forbidden in the mosque, or is writing any contract forbidden?
What are the consequences for a man who said to his wife, "You are forbidden to me between me and my Lord," and then had intercourse with her the following day without either of them knowing the impermissibility of that?
Is the husband considered sinful for taking back his wife without her knowledge and letting her interact freely with men, and will his wife return to him after her new marriage contract, and will she return with the remaining divorce pronouncement or with three new divorce pronouncements?
What is the ruling regarding a woman who, due to a quarrel with her husband, said to him: "I have come to hate Islam because of you, and I reject Islam, and I do not believe in the Hereafter," and then regretted it and promptly recited the Two Testimonies, bearing in mind that he has not yet consummated the marriage with her? And what is the ruling on their marriage, and is what happened considered a divorce that necessitates a new contract?
Did the divorce take place when the husband issued a threat? Is reconciliation valid without a new contract or mahr? Will another divorce occur if the wife does something her husband forbade her from doing after he said, "This is the last time"?
Is the wife's demand that her husband fulfill his promise to register the apartment in her name considered Islamically forbidden, especially since he has not officially divorced his first wife as he promised?
Is it permissible for a girl to marry through the ma'dhoun shar'i (authorized شرعي Islamic marriage official) in the absence of her family, after Dar al-Ifta refused to intervene on the pretext that there are no sharia courts in Egypt?
Is it permissible for a Muslim man to marry a foreign woman who desires to embrace Islam, with the intention of divorcing her should either party travel to their home country, knowing that he is already married and has another wife in his country?
Is it permissible to examine a skin patch on the chest and neck in front of a male doctor fiancé, given the unavailability of a female doctor, the high cost of the examination, and the delay in finalizing the marriage contract?
What is the ruling on an oath of divorce in my situation: "I swore to my wife by divorce that she would not go to her sister's house, and she did not go. I then swore to her a second time by divorce that if she went to her, she would be divorced, and by my oath, I truly intend divorce if she goes." So, if I come to my senses and allow her to go, does it count as one divorce, two divorces, or does the divorce not occur at all?
Is it permissible for the husband to demand that his wife waive her deferred dower (mu’akkar as-sadaq) or the entire dower (mahr), when she requests a divorce due to his infertility, or is he obligated to pay the dower?
What is the ruling regarding a girl marrying a man without the approval of her mother, who stipulated a deferred dowry and a list of movables to guarantee her daughter's rights, knowing that the girl did not try to reconcile with her mother before the marriage, and married without a deferred dowry or a list, and after her marriage, she sides with her husband who mistreats her mother?
Has the triple divorce become irrevocable based on the mentioned events, and does sexual intercourse during daylight hours in Ramadan before the first divorce affect it?
Can a man who divorced his wife irrevocably (with three pronouncements) return to her after she contracted a marriage with another man and claimed that he had secretly consummated the marriage with her before they were alone together, and then she annulled the contract before the wedding? And is it permissible for him to ask her to swear by Allah to confirm whether consummation occurred?
Is it permissible for a woman to marry without a specified dowry, especially if the bride's family refuses this on the claim that she is "given to Sayyid Abd al-Qadir," and the groom's family suggests declaring a nominal dowry of 100,000 Algerian dinars before people and the Imam?
Is it permissible to purchase gold in installments as a dowry for a girl, not with the intention of selling it or trading it, but due to financial circumstances that prevent the husband from buying it outright at present?
Is it permissible for the husband of the questioner's sister to take her back after divorcing her by phone while he is traveling abroad, and what are the necessary conditions for that?
Does an oral divorce, issued three times to the wife, take effect, knowing that the dispute was due to clothing and adornment?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a wife who has been divorced three times under the circumstances mentioned?
Is taking a medical certificate for marriage without examination or a visit to the doctor considered forgery, and does it invalidate the marriage contract?
Is it permissible to contribute to the costs of a sister's marriage after having sworn by divorce not to pay, and does the divorce take effect by purchasing anything for her?
What is the ruling regarding a girl marrying a man without the knowledge of her guardian, then marrying another man with a guardian and two witnesses after her dispute with the first and her saying to him: "Consider me divorced from you"?
Is the marriage that took place between the questioner and the aforementioned girl Islamically valid? If not, is it considered adultery, and are the children in this case considered children of adultery? What must the questioner do to please Allah?