Specifying Some Children for the Costs of Marriage

Question:
A woman used to give her sons money for their marriage, on the grounds that they need it more than the daughters, and she did not give the daughters anything. Is this considered injustice?

Answer:
It depends on the situation. We told you that if some of their children get married, and if some of their children get married, then if the second one needs to get married, she marries him, and if he does not need it, she is not obligated to do so. This is according to the need, from the maintenance, this is from the maintenance. So if she gave some of her daughters money for their wedding preparations, if the second one gets married, the wonder is that she gives her the same as she gave the first one, and if she does not get married, she does not. This is a gift conditioned on a condition; if the condition occurs, the conditioned thing occurs, otherwise it does not. Yes. Yes.