Biradari (kinship community) — Hanafi fatwas (51)
51 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Biradari (kinship community)”, each with its source.
- Going to eat where one’s honour is at risk — Permissible & Prohibited
- Attributing one’s lineage to a revered figure — Permissible & Prohibited
- Attributing one’s lineage to a prophet or a revered figure — Permissible & Prohibited
- Punishment by boycott imposed by the members of the community council — Permissible & Prohibited
- Severing relations with someone who did not lend support — Permissible & Prohibited
- Boycotting those who held an improper gathering — Permissible & Prohibited
- Punishing a wife’s abductor by the community severing relations — Permissible & Prohibited
- A son-in-law and mother-in-law expelled by the community over an illicit relationship — Permissible & Prohibited
- The ruling on opposing the jama‘at of the biradari (a kinship or caste community) — Permissible & Prohibited
- Determining what counts as a minor matter is not within everyone’s capacity — Permissible & Prohibited
- What is the fault of children born of zina? — Punishments & Retribution
- Punishment for eating with non-Muslims — Punishments & Retribution
- Punishment for setting off a firework charge at a wedding — Punishments & Retribution
- Taking a monetary fine and spending it on a mosque — Punishments & Retribution
- A monetary fine imposed by the biradari (community) — Punishments & Retribution
- A monetary fine for zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Ruling on Saying “I Do Not Know Allah and the Messenger” — with the Fatwa from Sambhal — Faith & Disbelief
- The Ruling on Those Who Say “The Shari‘a Has Nothing to Do with the Affairs of the Biradari” — Faith & Disbelief
- The rule of the village headmen — Hijra & Politics
- Serving as head of a community council despite opposition from the community — Hijra & Politics
- Taking Part in a Community Council Whose Rules Are Contrary to the Shari‘a — Hijra & Politics
- Opposing the Community Council — Hijra & Politics
- Punishment of the Abductor: Boycott by the Biradari (a kinship or caste community) — Marriage
- A Nikah Concluded at the Young Man’s Home — Marriage
- The Return of the Missing Husband after the Second Nikah — Marriage
- The Wife of an Absent Husband — Marriage
- Marrying Off One’s Minor Daughter and Then, after Her Puberty, Marrying Her Elsewhere — Marriage
- Biradari, Caste and Kafa’a — Marriage
- Is Kafa‘a (Parity in Marriage) an Un-Islamic Notion? — Marriage
- Is Kafa'a Not a Matter of the Shari'a? — Marriage
- Nikah of a Girl of the Cotton-Carder Caste with a Pashtun — Marriage
- The Wedding Procession, the Biradari and Kafa'a — Marriage
- If a Nikah with a Non-Equal Is Contracted with the Consent of the Girl and the Guardian, the Biradari Has No Right to Cut Ties — Marriage
- Marrying a Girl Outside Her Biradari — Marriage
- The Minimum and Maximum Amount of Mahr — Marriage
- Excessive Mahr — Marriage
- Fixing a Mahr Beyond a Young Man’s Means by Pressuring Him — Marriage
- Fixing the Amount of the Mahr — Marriage
- Imposing a Sum on the Husband for the Nikah Besides the Mahr — Marriage
- Some Wedding Customs — Marriage
- Some Resolutions of a Committee for Abolishing Wedding Customs — Marriage
- Neota at Weddings — Marriage
- Bhat at Weddings — Marriage
- The Bride’s or Groom’s Set of Clothes at the Nikah — Marriage
- The Rights of the Headmen at Weddings — Marriage
- Taking a Sum of Money at the Engagement — Marriage
- Prohibition by Suckling When a Child Is Given a Spoon of Medicine with One’s Milk — Marriage
- Boycott and Other Penalties for Pronouncing Talaq — Divorce
- Punishment imposed by the biradari for divorcing — Divorce
- Referring a husband and wife’s dispute to the biradari — Divorce
- Taking a Monetary Fine and Spending It on the Mosque — Waqf
Related topics
- Boycott (71)
- Community council (41)
- Kafa’ah (marital compatibility) (37)
- Monetary fine (22)
- Severing of relations (24)
- Jihad and politics (72)
- Zina (104)
- Gifts (9)
- Valid nikah (71)
- Witnesses (65)
- Repentance (203)
- Nikah without a wali (9)
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