Mahr — Marriage
- The Wisdom of Mahr
- The Minimum Amount of Mahr
- The Minimum and Maximum Amount of Mahr
- The Amount of Mahr and Giving Help at a Wedding
- The Mahr of Fatima
- The Shar‘i Mahr and the Mahr of Fatima
- Preferring the Mahr of Fatima to Mahr al-Mithl
- The Amount of the Mahr of Fatima
- The Amount of the Mahr of Fatima
- The Mahr “According to the Shari‘a of Muhammad”
- Is the Value of the Mahr Reckoned at the Time of the Contract or at the Time of Payment?
- The Value of the Mahr Changed After the Nikah
- Excessive Mahr
- A Mahr Beyond the Husband’s Means and the Intention Not to Pay It
- Fixing a Mahr Beyond a Young Man’s Means by Pressuring Him
- What happens if a mahr beyond the husband’s means could not be paid
- Should the girl fix her own mahr herself?
- Excessiveness in mahr (mughala)
- The Mahr Does Not Specify Prompt or Deferred: In Mahr al-Mithl, Is the Prompt or the Deferred Part Considered?
- Collecting Silver Rupees for a Mahr Fixed in Current Coinage, and Maintenance During the ‘Idda
- Current Coinage and the Value of the Red Dinar
- The Value of the Dinar
- The Weight of the Ashrafi
- The Value of the Dirham
- The Mahr Is Not Dropped Without the Wife’s Consent
- The Husband’s Statement Regarding the Waiver of the Mahr
- Demanding the Mahr Again After Waiving It
- Forgiving the mahr and then retracting it
- Forgiving the mahr and then denying the forgiveness
- The wife forgave the mahr: the son has no right to claim it
- Remission of mahr by means of a forged receipt
- A condition for remitting the mahr on the wife’s part
- Making the remission of mahr conditional on death
- On the wife’s death the mahr too is part of her estate
- The wife left, taking belongings with her
- Remitting the mahr after divorce
- Disobedience (nushuz) does not cancel the mahr
- The wife’s apostasy does not cancel the mahr
- Divorce Does Not Cancel the Mahr
- Displeasure Does Not Cancel the Mahr
- The Mahr and the Jewellery Given by the Husband after Divorce
- The Mahr and Related Matters in the Case of Divorce before Seclusion
- No Right to Take Back What Was Given to the Wife — the Mahr and Other Things — after Divorce
- The Husband Taking Back Jewellery from the Wife
- Fixing Land Held in Hereditary Tenancy as Mahr
- Giving the Wife Property and a Graveyard as Mahr
- The ruling on intercourse before the mahr is paid
- Consummation before the prompt mahr is paid
- Is it forbidden to go in to one’s wife without giving the mahr?
- The right to demand the deferred mahr
- Claiming the mahr
- The Right of the Girl’s Father to Demand the Mahr Before the Bride’s Send-off
- Demanding the Mahr Before the Bride’s Send-off
- Fixing the Amount of the Mahr
- Variation of the Mahr According to One’s Means
- Fixing of the Mahr by the Community and a Fine for Contravening It
- The Mahr May Also Be Paid in Instalments
- Paying the Mahr in Instalments, and Maintenance
- How the Husband Should Pay the Mahr If the Wife Will Not Accept It
- The Mahr Is Paid by Placing It Before the Wife
- Fixing the Mahr at Two Red Dinars
- Land Promised as Mahr Must Be Given
- Paying the Mahr in the Form of Maintenance
- Mahr Money for the Wife’s Medical Treatment
- Receiving the Mahr Against One’s Father’s Debt
- No Right to Reject the Stipulated Mahr
- Reducing the Mahr after the Nikah
- Reduction of the Mahr by the Agent or Guardian
- Nikah for a Mahr Greater than That for Which the Girl Appointed Her Agent
- An Increased Mahr Set after Describing Qualities the Woman Did Not Have
- Disagreement between the Spouses over the Amount of the Mahr
- After a Substitute for the Mahr Is Given, the Wife’s Claim Ends
- The Nikah and Mahr of a Woman Incapable of Intercourse
- Seclusion (khalwa) with a ratqa’ woman and seclusion of an impotent husband (‘innin)
- Thirteen questions on nikah and mahr: forcing a signature to an inflated mahr
- Nikah with a Woman Four Months Pregnant