Marriage Contract and Mahr
6,610 questions
Is it permissible for a man, in Islamic law, to take his wife back after he has divorced her for the third time while she was menstruating?
What is the ruling regarding a wife remaining with her husband in an invalid marriage due to premarital fornication, the absence of a guardian and two witnesses in the marriage contract? Is it permissible for her to remain with him without physical contact or without hijab, or not? What is the status of her children? Are her righteous deeds accepted? Can she be treated as a non-Muslim in this situation? And does her repentance erase what has passed and permit her to remain with her husband?
Is marriage via telephone, without witnesses, without the presence of a guardian (wali), or without an authorized marriage official (ma'dhun shar'i), considered a valid marriage, or does it fall under the ruling of zina (fornication)? And is there a permissible Islamic solution for this situation?
What is a woman entitled to in terms of deferred dower (mu'akhkhar) and a "wedding gift" (shabakah) after the annulment of the contract and before consummation?
What is the ruling on marrying a girl who discusses sexual topics during the engagement period, refuses to disclose her virginity, and then informs her mother of the details of the conversation between her and her suitor?
Is the marriage contract considered Islamically valid, given a history of illicit relationships prior to the contract, and is this contract forbidden in the sight of Islamic law, especially since the wife is suffering from misgivings about the validity of the contract?
What is the ruling on residing in a father's house built from ill-gotten gains, and the ruling on the money that was taken from it to purchase a tuk-tuk, the dowry, and marriage expenses, and the ruling on eating and drinking with him in the past, and does any amount of money remain as a debt owed that must be repaid?
What should I do after learning that my wife unintentionally did not complete her waiting period ('iddah)? And must I divorce her and wait for her waiting period to end, then marry her again with a new contract? And is the first contract void?
What is the religious ruling regarding a wife's dealings with a husband who frequently insults and curses religion, falsely accuses her, threatens her, instigates problems, swears to divorce, has excessive sexual desire, and legalizes what Allah has forbidden?
Is it permissible to contract an urfi marriage with a 25-year-old foreign woman, with a contract made before a lawyer, given the presence of acceptance, consent, witnesses, and mahr, and with her guardian's knowledge and approval via video call? Does this contradict His (the Most High) saying: "And do not marry polytheistic women until they believe. And a believing slave woman is better than a polytheistic woman, even though she might please you," or His (the Most High) saying: "This day [all] good foods have been made lawful for you. And the food of those who were given the Scripture is lawful for you, and your food is lawful for them. And [lawful in marriage are] the chaste women from among the believers and the chaste women from among those who were given the Scripture before you"?
Who is the most suitable and appropriate guardian for a 17-year-old girl who lives only with her mother after her father's death, given that she has problems with her paternal uncles and her stepmother and her children? And is it permissible for the maternal uncle or the mother to be her guardian in marriage?
Is an 'Urfi marriage without witnesses invalid, and is a woman required to observe 'iddah after a divorce from it?
Should the inheritance be divided after the marriage of the youngest daughter, for whom the father did not provide a dowry, or should it be divided regardless of what the eldest sister received during his lifetime?
Is a man's marriage contract to a Christian woman who is not committed and not chaste considered void, and is his intimacy with her considered adultery, and what is the duty of the first lawful wife in this situation?
Is it permissible to marry without the knowledge of one's parents or a formal contract to avoid what is forbidden, given their insistence on delaying the marriage for three years on the pretext of studying?
Is expiation obligatory for one who swore by "wa Rabbi" (by my Lord) that he would win the game to intimidate his opponents, and did not fulfill his oath?
Is the marriage of a divorced woman residing in a Western country without a guardian (wali) to a Muslim man, with the assistance of the mosque's imam, considered valid? And is she sinful for not informing her family of her marriage?
Is a marriage valid if it took place with the presence of the guardian but the absence of witnesses, and consummation occurred? What is the ruling on the divorce that subsequently took place, with the pronouncement of "three and ten"? How can this situation be rectified?
What is the way to deal with my fiancée who rejects criticism and defends herself excessively, then apologizes later, and will that affect our future dialogue?
What is the ruling on falsifying information in the marriage contract without the knowledge of the other party, such as writing "unmarried" instead of "divorced" or "married"? And does the marriage become void upon the discovery of this falsification?
Is it considered forgery to state "the deferred dowry has been paid" in the marriage contract at the court when it has not been paid, and should this deferred dowry be paid to the wife's father or should a complaint be filed?
Did you wrong the girl by getting engaged to her, then breaking off the engagement after learning some details about her relationship with her ex-husband and the doubts you have about her virginity, especially after she had become attached to you?
What is the Sharia solution for this girl whose family refuses her marriage, though her marriage contract has been solemnized, and her father threatens to divorce her mother if she insists on completing the marriage, so would her going with her husband be considered disobedience to her parents, knowing that she fears for her mother from her father's threats?
Does a wife get divorced if she does something that the husband stipulated before the marriage contract would result in divorce?