Maintenance for the Marriage of Sons and the Difference Between It and a Gift

The questioner:
If a man married off one of his sons, and he was in the state of his wife, and he pressed his dignity, and everything. Then he died.

The Shaykh:
We reach.

The questioner:
The legislations.

The Shaykh:
Marriage is part of maintenance. It is not obligatory for him to marry off all his children; he marries off those among them who need to be married.

The questioner:
As for what was taken out of the airport.

The Shaykh:
No, it is not seen, no, this falls under the category of maintenance. He did not give him anything nor did he own anything, but he paid the costs of the marriage, and the son did not take anything nor did he own anything. This is maintenance.

Another questioner:
I am striking the officer. Huh? The officer.

The Shaykh:
Ownership. A gift involves ownership, whereas maintenance does not involve ownership; it only involves consumption. Yes.

The presenter:
Yes.