Polygamy
127 questions
How can reconciliation be achieved between the condition of justice among wives for the permissibility of polygyny, and the validity of a second marriage without the knowledge of the first wife, along with the question of the extent of injustice in not informing her compared to informing the second wife of the first one's existence, and is it assumed that the marriage is void if the condition of justice mentioned in the verse: "But if you fear that you will not be just, then [marry only] one" is not met?
What should a man who is married to two women do, when his heart is attached to the first, whom his family does not like, and he has a child with the second, for whom he has no feelings, and he finds it difficult to give her her marital rights and deal with her, knowing that she is religious and well-liked by his family?
What is the ruling on a husband's desire to marry a second woman in order to have children, when his wife does not agree, and there is no medical impediment preventing her from conceiving, and what is the appropriate advice for both parties?
Is it permissible for the husband to go to his second wife after having forsaken the first for a legitimate religious reason, or must he remain with the forsaken one?
Is the second wife entitled to claim compensation for the husband's two-day absence due to a family occasion?
What is the ruling on a husband designating the time of stay with his two wives for a period after Maghrib or Asr prayer, and is it permissible for him not to visit her on her designated night?
Is the wife's permission required for a man to marry another?