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Question ID  359  -  Marriage
Salaam Alaikhom I am from India and i want to marry a girl from a pious family but my parents dont agree to my marriage only for one reason and that is that the girls family is poor and their status in society is very low. My parents want me to marry some one else. Can i refuse to marry the girl of my parents choice and go against the wishes of my parents and marry the girl of my choice whom i believe is pious. I need an answer quickly as i have lot of pressure from my parents. I am worried that if i go against the wishes of my parents i will be thrown in hell and that it is a great sin i need an advice qucikly please Ws
 
Answer:-  It is not obligatory on you as a man to marry the girl chosen by your parents, especially if the girl of your choice is really pious believer. Nevertheless , don't hurt the feelings of your parents and try your best to politely convince them to agree on your choice .
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi

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Question ID  358  -  Marriage
If a man marries a woman but they have not told about this to their families and society as their families were not agree for their marriage. Now after a couple of years , their families got agree for their marriage, Can this couple do Nikaah once again in front of their families and society without telling them that they are already married? If not, then what type of act is this..Haraam or Makrooh? Jazak Allah.
 
Answer:-  Only virgin girl needs for her marriage the approval of her father or her paternal grand father. When father has agreed even later on, then the marriage is valid.
If the couple want to make a function in public or with their families to recite Nikah again, it is allowed. It does not mean that the first Nikah was invalid, but just to show the families a Nikah ceremony.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Misawi
 
Question ID  343  -  Marriage
Dear Administrator, Salamu Alaikum wa rahmatullah, I am Shabirullah a married master's student who will spend his last semester in Japan until September 2013. Long distance to Afghanistan and lots of studies are obstacles to go home regularly, so I feel too uncomfortable in terms of life partner and mental health. I want to marry someone under Mut-aa (sigha) condition, so what is your kind advice under Jafari Mazhab for me? Looking for your kind response. Respects, Shabirullah
 
Answer:-  Mut'a marriage is allowed in Islam according to Quran and authentic
Hadeeths.
In your case, if you fear falling in sin being away from your wife, you
must be sure that you remain safe from falling in sin. Mut'a marriage is
allowed with a woman who must be a Muslim or from People of Book (Ahl al
Kitab). She should not be currently married or passing Iddah. Both of you
should agree to have this temporary marriage between you and agree on the
period of time and the Mahr, then she or any one on her behalf should say
to you the Seegha of Mut'a.
You can find more on Shia websites like www.sistani.org
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
 
Question ID  331  -  Marriage
If a woman who is no longer having her periods and has mutta relationship for a period...then after completion of the metta period does she need to observe an iddah period before entering into another mutta period ? Thank you Mawlana Musawi may allah swt give you you tawfiq and fulfils your hajaats as you are provising a valuable service.Ameen Abdul
 
Answer:-  If she has no menstrual period at all, then there is no IDDAH on her.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi

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Question ID  249  -  Marriage
Is a woman allowed to marry a man who occasionally doesnt pray on time and prays after prayer time has passed? And what if this man is not open for advice, and any talk about praying on time irritates him? Are the rulings different for a woman who has reached the desperate age?
 
Answer:-  Woman should chose a person of Faith and good morals for marriage. If the
husband is not fulfilling his religious obligatory, the woman should advise
him politely, but if he refuses the advice, the woman is not responsible
about the sins of her husband. Wassalam. Mohammad al-Musawi
 
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