Breastfeeding (Rada'ah) — Marriage
- Establishing the Prohibition by Suckling
- Establishing Suckling on the Basis of Hearsay
- The Proof Required to Establish Suckling
- When a Weak Child Should Be Weaned
- Conditions of Testimony for Establishing the Prohibition by Suckling
- Prohibition by Suckling When the Child Has Reached Two and a Half Years
- Prohibition by Suckling upon the Admission of the Girl’s Mother and the Boy’s Father
- Nikah with the Sisters of Two Boys Each Suckled by the Other’s Mother
- The Ruling When Suckling Is in Doubt
- Leeway to Breastfeed for Two and a Half Years When the Child Is Weak
- Does Suckling Arise from Putting the Breast in a Child’s Mouth?
- Suckling Takes Effect Even When a Child Is Breastfed by Mistake
- The Ruling on Suckling from Milk Collected in a Hospital
- Prohibition by Suckling from Merely Putting the Breast in a Child’s Mouth
- Prohibition by Suckling When a Child Is Given a Spoon of Medicine with One’s Milk
- The Ruling on Suckling from a Non-Muslim Woman
- Feeding a Hospital-Born Infant with Pooled Milk
- Saliva from a Child’s Mouth and the Like
- Nursing Someone’s Child without the Husband’s Permission
- The Influence of the Woman Whose Milk a Child Is Given Also Passes On
- Does Drinking One’s Wife’s Milk Affect the Nikah?
- What Should One Do If One Drinks One’s Wife’s Milk
- Prohibition by Suckling When the Milk Has Ceased for Seven Years
- A Mother Nursing Her Child Is Not Contrary to Human Dignity