After fornicating, the man married the woman who was pregnant.
If the child was born six months from the date of the Nikah, it will be legitimate. If it was born less than six months from the date of Nikah, it will then be illegitimate.
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If the child was born six months from the date of the Nikah, it will be legitimate. If it was born less than six months from the date of Nikah, it will then be illegitimate.
130 days from the date of passing away, that is 130 days from 29th December. The 29th should be included in the 130 days.
Marriage between Hanafis and Salafis while permissible is not advisable. Such a marriage will come with too many problems which will make the marriage miserable. The „good akhlaaq‟…
In the scenario explained by you, the father has the right to deny custody to the mother. He may keep the children with him. The tarbiyat of the child is of paramount importance.…
If his intention was Talaaq, then one Talaaq Baa-in came into effect.
Yes, one Talaaq Raj‟i (Revocable Talaaq) is the consequence whether he said so in anger or in love regardless of his intention.
This arrangement made by your husband is haraam. Everything described by you is haraam. You may not be in the house with the male workers. You may not converse with them. Your…
If the baby drank the foster mother‟s milk within the two year period, then she becomes the ridhaai (milk) mother of the child regardless of the method the milk was fed. The same…
The explanation is simple. It is allowed by Allah Ta‟ala. It was practised by Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) and the Sahaabah and the entire Ummah. The exception made…
`Indeed this is an astonishingly weird case. We have not found a ruling for this particular case in the Kutub of Fiqh. Since there does not appear to be an explicit recorded case,…
She has to incumbently return to her first husband. Her nikah to the second husband is automatically invalid. However, the children are legitimate and belong to the second…
No, he may not do so. He may not compel his wife to go on the contemplated journey and to stay in a foreign country. In the present climate of fitnah and fasaad there is more…
Yes, the wife has the right
You are supposed to conduct yourself as a Muslim who believes that only Allah Ta‟ala creates. The doctors cannot do anything in conflict with the decree of Allah Ta‟ala. Allah…
Yes, she has the right to demand her Mehr even if she has committed adultery.
Yes, the full Mehr amount has to be paid from the estate of the deceased husband regardless of the marriage not having been consummated.
A separate apartment is her right. Since the husband has failed to provide separate accommodation, she is entitled to maintenance even if she has left his house without his…
Yes, the Nikah will be valid. He may marry this woman. The three Talaaqs were not valid due to the faasid (corrupt/invalid) nikah.
If his intention was Talaaq, then one Talaaq Raj‟i came into effect. If he had no intention of Talaaq, it will not be Talaaq.
The Deeni welfare of the child is of paramount importance. In the circumstances explained by you, it is obvious that his father is incapable of caring for him. The grandparents…