His other question states that he has considered marrying his cousin, who practices the teachings of our pure, noble Islamic religion, and that he has actually spoken to her brother.
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The questioner : His other question states that he has considered marrying his cousin, who practices the teachings of our pure, noble Islamic religion, and that he has actually spoken to her elder brother about this matter. However, his family does not approve of this marriage due to old differences and problems. Should he leave his family and marry her, or should he leave her? What is the ruling of the religion in this matter? Is it forbidden for him, or is it permissible if he marries her?
The Shaykh : Marrying her is permissible and there is nothing wrong with it.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Because there is no legal impediment in the Shari'ah. However, you should try to reconcile yourself with your family as much as possible. If reconciliation between you and them is not possible, I see that there are many women other than her, and that you should marry a woman who is suitable for your family and in whom there is much good. But if you do not find anyone else who meets your desire except this woman, there is no blame on you if you marry her. Then, after that, you should try to please your family.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Marrying her is permissible and there is nothing wrong with it.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Because there is no legal impediment in the Shari'ah. However, you should try to reconcile yourself with your family as much as possible. If reconciliation between you and them is not possible, I see that there are many women other than her, and that you should marry a woman who is suitable for your family and in whom there is much good. But if you do not find anyone else who meets your desire except this woman, there is no blame on you if you marry her. Then, after that, you should try to please your family.
The questioner : Yes.