Zina — Hanafi fatwas (104)
104 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Zina”, each with its source.
- Why Is Punishment Not Sent Down for Abominations? — Creed
- A free woman is not property; making her a slave-woman is not valid — Trade Transactions
- Selling one’s wife — Trade Transactions
- Eating at the house of an open sinner (fasiq mu‘lin) — Permissible & Prohibited
- Food prepared by girls given to zina — Permissible & Prohibited
- Accepting an invitation from a fornicatress’s haram wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
- Children by Injection — Permissible & Prohibited
- A son-in-law and mother-in-law expelled by the community over an illicit relationship — Permissible & Prohibited
- Helping an adulterer is also a sin; severing relations with such a person — Permissible & Prohibited
- The difference between tawba and istighfar; severing relations with an adulterer and adulteress — Permissible & Prohibited
- Zina with one’s brother’s wife — Permissible & Prohibited
- Zina, sodomy and masturbation are forbidden — Permissible & Prohibited
- Siding with someone in sin — Permissible & Prohibited
- The Condition for the Shar‘i Punishment for Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Punishment for Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Punishment for Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Punishment for Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Punishment for Zina When There Is No Imam of the Time — Punishments & Retribution
- Proof of Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The Punishment for Zina — Punishments & Retribution
- How to seek forgiveness for zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The punishment of the fornicator; is zina among the rights of people? — Punishments & Retribution
- May a rapist be killed with poison? — Punishments & Retribution
- Who is sinful when forcible zina is not prevented — Punishments & Retribution
- How should one treat a girl who committed zina, and the boy? — Punishments & Retribution
- Hadd in the case of forcible zina — Punishments & Retribution
- A fornicator demands the hadd for zina, and threatens suicide if it is not applied — Punishments & Retribution
- Proof of zina and the punishment of the accuser — Punishments & Retribution
- Zina committed while intoxicated with wine — Punishments & Retribution
- Expiation for zina — Punishments & Retribution
- The way to be forgiven for zina — Punishments & Retribution
- Zina: whose right is it? — Punishments & Retribution
- By what means is zina proven? — Punishments & Retribution
- Ruling on killing upon seeing one’s wife committing zina — Punishments & Retribution
- Killing one’s wife on seeing her commit zina — Punishments & Retribution
- What is the fault of children born of zina? — Punishments & Retribution
- Punishment for keeping a woman after talaq — Punishments & Retribution
- Plotting the death of one who insists on zina with his daughter — Punishments & Retribution
- Killing both if the wife is involved in zina with a stranger — Punishments & Retribution
- Zina with a married woman also violates the right of a servant (haqq al-‘abd) — Punishments & Retribution
- A monetary fine for zina — Punishments & Retribution
- Took Another Man’s Wife and Holds It Lawful — Faith & Disbelief
- The Funeral Prayer for a Fornicatress and a Child Born of Zina — Funeral Rites
- After the Nikah the Wife Ran Away with a Chamar Servant — Marriage
- Aborting an illegitimate pregnancy does not end the nikah — Marriage
- Nikah during nifas after giving birth to a child of zina — Marriage
- A Nikah Is Not Concluded by a Pledge Made with a Hand on a Pocket Copy of the Qur’an — Marriage
- A Forced Nikah upon an Existing Nikah — Marriage
- A Nikah upon a Nikah and the Ruling on Taking Part in It — Marriage
- A Married Woman Runs Away and Contracts Another Nikah — Marriage
- A Nikah upon a Nikah for a Minor Girl — Marriage
- Nikah with the First Husband Without a Divorce from the Second Husband — Marriage
- Nikah with Another Man’s Wife, Then the Husband Died: What Is to Be Done Now? — Marriage
- The Nikah of a Woman in ‘Idda — Marriage
- Zina with One’s Wife’s Stepmother, Followed by Nikah with Her — Marriage
- Marrying a pregnant woman — Marriage
- Marrying the woman one made pregnant through zina — Marriage
- Marrying a Woman with Whom One Has Committed Zina — Marriage
- Marriage of an Adulteress to the Man Who Committed Zina with Her — Marriage
- Must the Man Who Committed Zina Marry the Woman He Made Pregnant? — Marriage
- Marrying the Daughter of a Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed — Marriage
- Marriage of a Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed During Her ‘Idda to That Man After the ‘Idda Ends — Marriage
- Marriage of the Man Who Committed Zina to a Married Woman Without Observing the ‘Idda — Marriage
- Marrying the Mother or Daughter of a Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed — Marriage
- Marrying a Girl with Whom Zina Was Committed After Zina with Her Mother — Marriage
- Marrying the Daughter of a Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed — Marriage
- Marrying the Daughter of a Woman with Whom One’s Brother Committed Zina — Marriage
- Marriage Between the Children of a Man and a Woman Who Committed Zina — Marriage
- Marriage of the Adulterer’s Son to the Daughter of the Woman with Whom He Committed Zina — Marriage
- Marriage of the Adulterer’s Son to the Daughter’s Daughter of the Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed — Marriage
- Keeping a woman with oneself without nikah — Marriage
- A confession of zina is accepted with regard to the one confessing — Marriage
- Nikah with a Woman with Whom One’s Grandfather Had Intercourse Is Haram — Marriage
- Prohibition by Affinity Resulting from Zina with the Mother-in-Law — Marriage
- A Wife Claims Her Ten-Year-Old Son Is from Her Stepson — Marriage
- Zina with the Son’s Wife — Marriage
- An Illicit Relationship Between Father-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law — Marriage
- Prohibition by Affinity Arising from a Claim of Zina — Marriage
- Retracting a confession that entails prohibition by affinity — Marriage
- A Man’s Confession as Grounds for Prohibition by Affinity — Marriage
- The Difference Between Prohibition by Affinity and the Obligation of the Hadd for Zina — Marriage
- Prohibition by Affinity Does Not End the Nikah — Marriage
- An Illicit Relationship with One’s Son’s Wife — Marriage
- Zina with One’s Paternal Uncle’s Wife — Marriage
- Establishing Kinship Through Zina — Marriage
- Zina with the Wife’s Sister and Prohibition by Affinity — Marriage
- A Doubt Concerning Prohibition by Affinity — Marriage
- Relations with One’s Son’s Wife — Marriage
- The Effect of Kissing and Embracing One’s Daughter on Her Stepmother — Marriage
- Marriage to a Disbeliever Through Deception — Marriage
- Thirteen questions on nikah and mahr: forcing a signature to an inflated mahr — Marriage
- The Imamate of a Fornicator — Prayer
- Imamate of One Who Does Not Prevent Zina with His Sister-in-Law — Prayer
- Imamate of a Fornicator after Repentance — Prayer
- Following an imam by one who knows of his sin — Prayer
- The Imamate of One Accused of Zina — Prayer
- The Imamate of the Husband of an Adulteress — Prayer
- The Difference Between Tawba and Istighfar — Prayer
- One Expiation or More for Zina Committed on Several Fast Days — Fasting
- One case of halala — Divorce
- Marriage during the ‘Idda for the Sake of Halala — Divorce
- Entering into a relationship with another man when the husband is impotent — Divorce
- The lineage of a child born to a jointly owned slave-girl, and the difference between a slave-girl, an adulteress and a wife — Divorce
- Maintenance during the ‘idda of khul‘ — Divorce
Related topics
- Prohibition by affinity (musahara) (62)
- Repentance (203)
- Nikah with a pregnant woman and an adulteress (26)
- Iddah (93)
- Boycott (71)
- Mutaraka (abandonment of the contract) (17)
- Monetary fine (22)
- Hadd (14)
- Nikah with a married woman (14)
- A fasiq as imam (134)
- Biradari (kinship community) (51)
- Tawbah (41)
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