What is the ruling on marriage in the Shari'ah court in the case of the bride's family not consenting?

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. The questioner says: He says his question is important and decisive. He says: My question is important and decisive. He says: I am a young man who wants to marry a girl I love deeply, but her family and tribe do not marry their women to men from outside the tribe. I have decided to take her and go to the judge in the Shari'ah court to have the marriage performed. Is that permissible for me in the Shari'ah?

Answer:
If the judge proceeds with this and marries you, the responsibility falls on the judge. But I do not advise you to do this, because it will bring you harm while you are in a state of well-being, and averting harm takes precedence over seeking benefit. There are many women, praise be to Allah; marry another, and there is no problem with that. Do not quarrel with her family; perhaps blood will be shed, perhaps evil will occur. Yes.