If you were not summoned by the organization to attend the hearing, then obviously the faskh issued is not valid. In that case your Nikah is still valid, and your wife cannot get…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 09, p.5
A Muslim woman cannever be married to a kaafir man. She is living with the Hindu in zina. The children are illegitimate. If she believes that her 'marriage' is valid, then she is a…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 10, p.4
The admonition you gave him is proper and was necessary. May Allah Ta'ala save us all from the Fitnah of our evil nafs and the traps of shaitaan. Your Nikah is valid. He did not do…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 10, p.5
Sister, you know the truth. It is between you and Allah Ta'ala, and even your ex-husband knows the reality. As long as you had given the true picture and correct information, you…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 10, p.5
A nikah is not valid if conducted by telephone. The validity of Nikah is reliant on the Ijaab and Qubool being pronounced verbally in the presence of two Muslim male witnesses at…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.3
The Mehr has to be paid by the man who is getting married. It is his obligation to pay the Mehr and it becomes the property of the bride.
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.3
According to the Shariah there is nothing besides the Mehr to pay. There is no wedding engagement custom. However, people have introduced many baseless practices which have no…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.3
As long as the man has not stated the words with his tongue and lips, it will not be Talaaq. Talaaq is valid only if verbally expressed.
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.4
If a man says verbally: 'I want to divorce you", Talaaq does not come into effect because he said "I want to...". But if he says verbally even if he is alone: "I divorce my wife",…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.4
It is not Waajib to see each other before marriage, but it is wise and advisable. The purpose of seeing is not to ascertain character. It is not possible to ascertain the character…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 11, p.5
It seems that this home made jaahilah is somewhat insane. Now that the man has issued Talaaq, she has no right of imposing herself and proclaiming the marriage valid. And, even if…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 12, p.4
The Nikah is valid even during the state of menstruation.
The Majlis Vol 21 No 12, p.5
It is haraam for the widow to attend the court hearing during her iddat if she has not been subpoenaed to attend. If she attended merely to hear the proceedings, then she was…
The Majlis Vol 21 No 12, p.12
Permission of the first wife is not incumbent for the validity of a second marriage. The man can get married to a second, third or fourth wife without the permission of his other…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.2
Islamically the first wife has no right to demand divorce or separation if she is displeased because her husband married again.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.2
If the first wife refuses to live with her husband, then she cannot claim equal expenses.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.2
The wife should ask her husband to resign from the Madrasah. If he is or will become involved with the female teacher, he will be trapped in prolonged fitnah, and may secretly…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.3
When the right of issuing Talaaq is given by tafweedh (delegating authority), it cannot be cancelled. The person will enjoy the right to issue Talaaq for as long as he/she has not…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.3
It is not permissible to marry someone who does not follow Islam. Math-hab is Islam.
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.4
We have written on the haraam practice of misyar 'marriages'. It is simply Shiah mut'ah in a disguised form. It is not permissible. Islam knows only of Nikah. It does not teach or…
The Majlis Vol 22 No 01, p.4