The Ruling on Misar Marriage
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Question:
This questioner, Khalid Ibrahim, asks about the ruling on misyar marriage and whether it is permissible in the Islamic Shari'ah.
Answer:
Misyar marriage, in terms of its pillars and conditions, is a valid contract; it fulfills the pillars and the conditions, so it is valid. However, regarding marital rights, there is a great deal of deficiency in it. The man does not provide for the wife, nor does he raise his children; are they to stay with her? And if he takes them, they will be far from her. Also, the woman is not under her husband's supervision, and he does not know about her conduct. There is a great deal of deficiency in it.
The presenter:
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This questioner, Khalid Ibrahim, asks about the ruling on misyar marriage and whether it is permissible in the Islamic Shari'ah.
Answer:
Misyar marriage, in terms of its pillars and conditions, is a valid contract; it fulfills the pillars and the conditions, so it is valid. However, regarding marital rights, there is a great deal of deficiency in it. The man does not provide for the wife, nor does he raise his children; are they to stay with her? And if he takes them, they will be far from her. Also, the woman is not under her husband's supervision, and he does not know about her conduct. There is a great deal of deficiency in it.
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Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/230 — archive.org (3:51)
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