Prohibited Women (Mahramat) — Marriage
- The Prohibited Relations (Muharramat) in Detail
- Nikah with One’s Daughter and the Establishment of Lineage of the Children Born of It
- Nikah with One’s Wife’s Daughter
- Nikah with the Daughter of a Woman Married by a Fasid Nikah
- Nikah with a Uterine Sister and with a Consanguine Sister
- The Prohibition of Nikah with a Consanguine and a Uterine Sister
- Nikah between Uterine and Consanguine Brother and Sister Is Haram
- Nikah with a Daughter’s Daughter
- Nikah with One's Sister's Daughter and Brother's Daughter
- Nikah with the Daughter of One's Full Sister's Son
- Nikah with the Daughter of One's Sister's Son
- Nikah with the Daughter of One's Sister's Daughter
- Nikah with One's Sister's Daughter's Daughter: Lineage of the Children, Inheritance, Mahr and Punishment
- Nikah with One's Paternal Aunt
- Nikah with One’s Paternal Uncle
- Nikah with One’s Stepmother
- Nikah with One’s Mother-in-Law
- Nikah with One’s Son-in-Law
- Nikah with One’s Daughter-in-Law
- Nikah with a Woman with Whom One’s Grandfather Had Intercourse Is Haram
- Nikah with One’s Mother’s Maternal Uncle
- Marriage Between Children Born Before and After a Change of Sex
- Blood Relations
- Giving Blood to Another Creates No Kinship
- The Difference Between the Mothers of the Believers ﵅ and Other Mahrams
- Reply to an Objection Against the Prohibition by Affinity (Musahara)
- Prohibition by Affinity Resulting from Zina with the Mother-in-Law
- A Wife Claims Her Ten-Year-Old Son Is from Her Stepson
- Zina with the Son’s Wife
- An Illicit Relationship Between Father-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law
- Prohibition by Affinity Arising from a Claim of Zina
- A Father-in-Law Pressing His Son’s Wife’s Chest to His Own
- Desire on One Side Suffices for Prohibition by Affinity
- Retracting a confession that entails prohibition by affinity
- A Man’s Confession as Grounds for Prohibition by Affinity
- Is Prohibition by Affinity Removed by Halala?
- Statements Concerning Prohibition by Affinity
- Prohibition by Affinity on the Basis of Mere Supposition
- The Difference Between Prohibition by Affinity and the Obligation of the Hadd for Zina
- Prohibition by Affinity Does Not End the Nikah
- One Case of Prohibition by Affinity
- The Condition for Prohibition by Affinity
- He Came to His Sister by Mistake at Night
- Prohibition Resulting from Massaging the Mother-in-Law’s Body
- Prohibition Resulting from Kissing One’s Son’s Wife and the Like
- Prohibition Resulting from Kissing and Embracing the Wife of One’s Daughter’s Son
- An Illicit Relationship with One’s Son’s Wife
- Does Prohibition Arise When a Minor Kisses His Wife’s Sister?
- Prohibition Resulting from Touching One’s Own Daughter with Desire
- Prohibition by Affinity Resulting from Touching One’s Mother, Mother-in-Law or Son’s Wife
- Prohibition by Affinity Resulting from a Glance at the Mother-in-Law’s Private Part
- A Case of Prohibition by Affinity Involving a Stepmother
- Taking the Wife’s Breast into the Mouth Does Not Break the Nikah
- Zina with One’s Paternal Uncle’s Wife
- Marriage Between the Children of the Man Who Touched and the Woman Touched
- Letter Concerning the Above Istifta’ (Marriage of the Children of the Toucher and the Touched)
- Establishing Kinship Through Zina
- Zina with the Wife’s Sister and Prohibition by Affinity
- A Doubt Concerning Prohibition by Affinity
- Touching One’s Stepmother with Ill Intent as a Cause of Prohibition by Affinity
- A Father-in-Law Propositioning His Daughter-in-Law for Illicit Relations
- Touching One’s Brother, Mistaking Him for the Husband, Did Not Cause Prohibition
- Prohibition by Affinity through Touching One’s Daughter with Desire, and Its Conditions
- Intercourse with Another Woman Mistaken for One’s Own Wife
- At Night, Unknowingly, His Hand Fell on His Wife’s Grandmother, Aunt and Uncle’s Wife
- The Ruling on Prohibition Resulting from Touching a Wet Nurse
- Feeling a Face Without Desire to Identify Someone Does Not Cause Prohibition by Affinity
- Relations with One’s Son’s Wife
- The Effect of Kissing and Embracing One’s Daughter on Her Stepmother
- Placing a Hand on a Little Girl’s Private Part Does Not Establish Prohibition
- Attending a Nikah Where Prohibition by Affinity Is Feared
- Nikah with a Milk Sister
- Is Nikah with a Milk Sister Valid?
- The Ruling on Nikah with a Milk Sister
- Can Nikah Be Contracted with a Milk Sister?
- Nikah with a Milk Sister by Mistake
- Nikah with a Stepsister Who Is Also a Milk Sister
- Nikah with a Foster Sister by Milk
- Nikah with One’s Brother’s Milk Sister
- Marrying the Sister of a Milk Sister
- Marrying the Blood Sister and the Mother of a Milk Sister
- Marrying the Milk Sister of One’s Father
- Marrying the Children of One’s Milk Mother
- Marrying One’s Milk Niece (Sister’s Daughter)
- The Ruling on a Milk Niece (Brother’s Daughter)
- Marrying the Daughter of a Milk Brother
- May One Marry the Daughter of a Milk Brother?
- Marriage to a Foster Brother
- Marriage to a Foster Maternal Uncle Is Not Valid
- Marriage to a Foster Paternal Uncle
- Silence about the Prohibition by Fosterage at the Time of Nikah and Its Disclosure Later
- The Prohibition by Fosterage Became Known after the Nikah and the Birth of Children
- Combining a Paternal Aunt and Her Niece in One Man’s Marriage
- A Maternal Aunt and Her Niece in One Marriage
- Hijab from the Wife’s Sister and the Ruling on Marrying Her
- Nikah with the Wife’s Sister
- Nikah with the Wife’s Sister
- Marrying a Woman’s Daughter after Marrying Her
- Marriage to a Girl Born Unlawfully and to the Daughter of the Wife’s Paternal Half-Sister
- Nikah with the Wife’s Paternal Half-Sister
- Nikah with the Wife’s Half-Sister
- Combining Two Sisters in Nikah
- Nikah with the Wife’s Stepmother
- Marrying the Sister of a Paralysed Wife
- Marrying the Divorced Wife of One’s Stepson While His Mother Is in One’s Nikah
- Marrying the Daughter of One’s Wife’s Sister
- Marrying a Muslim Girl to a Young Man of Another Religion
- Nikah Between a Muslim and a Non-Muslim
- Nikah with a Non-Muslim
- Marriage to a Disbeliever Through Deception
- Marrying One’s Daughter Without Inquiry into a Family of Another Creed
- Marriages of the Mughal Emperors to Non-Muslim Women
- Marriage of a New Muslim Who Conceals His Islam to a Muslim Girl
- Marriage of an Apostate Woman
- Marriage Ties with Children Born to an Apostate During His Apostasy
- Marriage with Rafidi Men and Women, and Their Beliefs
- Marriage of a Muslim Who Becomes a Christian
- The Ruling When a Bohra Girl Accepts Islam
- Marriage with a Shia
- Nikah of a Sunni Woman to a Shia Man
- Nikah with a Christian Girl
- A Muslim’s Nikah with a Christian Woman
- The Ruling on a Woman Whose Husband Has Become a Shia
- The Ruling on the Nikah If the Husband Becomes a Shia
- When the Husband Is Said to Have Become a Shia: Does the Nikah Remain?
- Nikah with a Kitabiyya (a Woman of the People of the Book)
- Nikah with a Woman of the People of the Book out of Necessity
- Nikah with Jewish and Christian Women
- Nikah of an English-Educated Young Man with a Muslim Girl
- Nikah of an Ahl-e Hadith Girl with a Deobandi Hanafi
- Nikah of a Deobandi Girl with a Barelvi Young Man
- Nikah with a Raza-Khani Woman
- Intermarriage Between Deobandis and Barelvis
- Definition of a Slave-Woman and Marriage to Her