The Ruling on a Woman Making Conditions on Her Husband
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Question:
If she did not make it a condition that he keep her with her family, is he permitted to take her wherever his work is?
Answer:
He has the greater right to her; he may settle her wherever he wishes, provided it is a place suitable for her like her. She is only to be with her family if she made that a condition.
Q: If she made it a condition that her marriage to him would be a divorce for her, and would she be divorced simply by the marriage?
The Shaykh: She has her condition; Muslims are bound by their conditions, because the marriage to him harms her.
Q: If he made it a condition on her that he come to her once a week?
The Shaykh: Does she not have a co-wife?
Q: She does.
The Shaykh: It is not permissible; there must be justice.
If she did not make it a condition that he keep her with her family, is he permitted to take her wherever his work is?
Answer:
He has the greater right to her; he may settle her wherever he wishes, provided it is a place suitable for her like her. She is only to be with her family if she made that a condition.
Q: If she made it a condition that her marriage to him would be a divorce for her, and would she be divorced simply by the marriage?
The Shaykh: She has her condition; Muslims are bound by their conditions, because the marriage to him harms her.
Q: If he made it a condition on her that he come to her once a week?
The Shaykh: Does she not have a co-wife?
Q: She does.
The Shaykh: It is not permissible; there must be justice.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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