A man owes his wife a big amount of money for her Mehr which he has not paid.
No, it is not valid. He has to incumbently pay the Mehr regardless of her infidelity.
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No, it is not valid. He has to incumbently pay the Mehr regardless of her infidelity.
If the waiver was prior to the Nikah, then she may again ask for Mehr to be paid. However, if she made maaf (waived) the Mehr debt after the Nikah, then she may not claim it.
Even a separation of a lifetime does not invalidate the Nikah. The Nikah remains valid and the wife will inherit in her husband's estate even if she commits adultery. A man should…
Talaaq Baain completely severs the Nikah bond. The woman is now a stranger. Purdah is Waajib. She is halaal for marriage with another man.
If she refuses to stay in the marital home, then Iddat expenses fall away. She will not be entitled to claim expenses.
Most certainly it is haraam for a wife to take any money of her husband without his consent and then give it to her family and friends. Her action is theft if she takes without his…
The wife can work and earn from the home only with the permission of her husband. Even from home she may not earn without the consent of her husband.
If the wife is certain that her husband had issued Three Talaaqs, then the Nikah has ended irrevocably. She should reject his denial and not accept any Mufti's verdict to the…
She has become murtaddah. She is no longer a Muslim. The Nikah has become automatically annulled. The woman became a murtad by attending church. The nikah is automatically…
It is not proper to refuse performing the man's Nikah. It is not necessary for the kaafir husband to divorce his wife who has embraced Islam. With her embracing Islam, her marriage…
No, it is not valid. He has to incumbently pay the Mehr regardless of her infidelity.
If the waiver was prior to the Nikah, then she may again ask for Mehr to be paid. However, if she made maaf (waived) the Mehr debt after the Nikah, then she may not claim it.
Even a separation of a lifetime does not invalidate the Nikah. The Nikah remains valid and the wife will inherit in her husband's estate even if she commits adultery. A man should…
Talaaq Baain completely severs the Nikah bond. The woman is now a stranger. Purdah is Waajib. She is halaal for marriage with another man.
If she refuses to stay in the marital home, then Iddat expenses fall away. She will not be entitled to claim expenses.
A separation does not terminate the Nikah regardless of the separation being even for a lifetime. The lady should apply to the local Ulama Council for annulment. After the nikah is
The nikah is not valid. The man was informed directly by the woman of her refusal to marry him. Thus the wikaalat was cancelled regardless of the wakeel not having been informed.…
Enjoying a weekend out with friends is shaitaaniyat. A husband is supposed to be with his wife every night, not with ‗friends'. Such friends are evil. This type of company can…
Only her children will be her heirs. The children from the first wife are not her heirs. The children of the first wife are the heirs of only their father.
A secular court cannot dissolve a Nikah. Furthermore, khulah is an agreement between the husband and wife. It cannot be imposed on any of the parties by even a valid Islamic court.…