kullozone:
What about the type where they marry 12year olds

kullozone:
What about the type where they marry 12year olds

kullozone:
What about the type where they marry 12year olds

Nehemiah459:

NIKAH MUT’AH (TEMPORARY MARRIAGE):
Al-Qur’an in Surah 24, 4:24./

Coitus:

Rashduct4luv:
As for me, we have only Nikkah in Islam! The number two is practised by shiites whereby you just marry a lady for sometime and then you leave her!

Misyar marriages is Nikkah in itself, just that the wife can relieve the husband of some of his duties to her!

anibirelawal:

What episode of tom and jerry is that

begwong:
How to prepare an improvised explosive device episode! ✈✈�

Coitus:

Nehemiah459:
There are basically three types of marriage recognized in Islamic marital jurisprudence. These are:

NIKAH:

This literally means to collect and bond together. It is the first and most common form of marriage for Muslims. It is described in the Qur’an in 4:4. This type of marriage is purely contracted in nature embodying terms and conditions. The conditions are clearly written down and specified and both the bridegroom and the bride are expected to sign the marriage certificate.

Regulations
- It is aimed to be permanent, except the husband decides to engage in talaq or the wife seeking khula
- The couple inherits from each other.
- A legal contract is signed when entering the marriage. It may be written or oral especially among illiterates

NIKAH MUT’AH (TEMPORARY MARRIAGE):

Often referred to as fixed-time marriage. Many of these marriages have a time-limit and are the second form of marriage, and are referred to in Al-Qur’an in Surah 24, 4:24. The Islamic jurisprudence on this type of marriage is controversial especially between Sunni’s and Shi’a. The Sunni’s who strict followers of the prophet of Islam are, and believers of the Sunnah of the prophet of Islam, hold the view that Mut’ah is illegal and also immoral because it was abrogated by the prophet. Whilst Shai’i traced its validity to the Qur’an and the ruling of Imam Ali. Al-Nikah Mut’ah has a fixed-time period to the marriage which is stated during the initiation of the contract. Both couples does not inherit from each other and the man is not responsible for the economic welfare of the woman and may decide to live apart from each other. However, the woman is still entitled to her mahr (Qur’an ch. 4:21) and must observe the Iddah, a period of time ranging from between 2 to 5 years where the woman cannot remarry.

NIKAH MISYAR:

Nikah Misyar is a Nikah in Sunni’s carried out via the normal contractual procedure, with the understanding by the couple that the husband and wife give up several rights by their own free will, such as living together, equal diversion of nights by wives, home keeping, access to the wives, etc.

https://learnvercity.com/1869/islamic-marital-jurisprudence-fiqh/

Wagasigiungu:


OP should not mislead people with this post. Where in the quran is a reference made to mut'ah marriage. The reference to surah 24, (suratul Nur) isn't clear. Why would he make such a very vital mistake in referencing what he wants to validate?

For the benefit of doubt, Surah 24 verse 4 reads thus "And those who accuse chaste women, and produce not four witnesses, flog them with eighty stripes, and reject their testimony forever. They indeed are fasiqun (liars, rebellious, disobedient to Allah).

So, OP, which verse are you referring to?