The Ruling on Marriage with the Intention of Divorce
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Question:
This questioner, or rather this questioner, excuse me, Raymah from Riyadh, asks: What is the ruling on marriage with the intention of divorce? We have heard that it has become widespread recently, so what is the ruling on that?
Answer:
A Muslim marries with the intention of staying and with the intention of a stable marriage; he does not marry a temporary marriage. If this is stipulated and explicitly stated, it is the marriage of pleasure (mut'ah), which is forbidden by consensus and invalid by consensus. If it is intended but not explicitly stated, it is like the marriage of pleasure in terms of sin and harm. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
This questioner, or rather this questioner, excuse me, Raymah from Riyadh, asks: What is the ruling on marriage with the intention of divorce? We have heard that it has become widespread recently, so what is the ruling on that?
Answer:
A Muslim marries with the intention of staying and with the intention of a stable marriage; he does not marry a temporary marriage. If this is stipulated and explicitly stated, it is the marriage of pleasure (mut'ah), which is forbidden by consensus and invalid by consensus. If it is intended but not explicitly stated, it is like the marriage of pleasure in terms of sin and harm. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/210 — archive.org (10:41)
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