Among the worldly rulings is that he does not become a guardian over any of his daughters.
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The Shaykh : The eighth: that he does not become a guardian over any of his daughters, so he has no authority to marry off his daughter.
That is, if a man has daughters and he does not pray, and someone from among the people proposes to them, he does not conclude the marriage contract for them, because a disbeliever has no guardianship over a Muslim, and rather the closest guardian after him marries them off.
For example: a woman whose father does not pray and whose uncle prays.
And this woman is proposed to, who marries her off?
Her uncle, because this one who does not pray has no guardianship over her.
Very well.
That is, if a man has daughters and he does not pray, and someone from among the people proposes to them, he does not conclude the marriage contract for them, because a disbeliever has no guardianship over a Muslim, and rather the closest guardian after him marries them off.
For example: a woman whose father does not pray and whose uncle prays.
And this woman is proposed to, who marries her off?
Her uncle, because this one who does not pray has no guardianship over her.
Very well.