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Nikāḥ (Marriage Contract)
The law of marriage as a contract requiring offer/acceptance, dower (mahr), witnesses, and (in most schools) a guardian (walī).
The law of marriage as a contract requiring offer/acceptance, dower (mahr), witnesses, and (in most schools) a guardian (walī).
How it traveled
- Sahih MuslimDamascus · 875applies
- al-MuqniʿaBaghdad · 1022explains
- IntisarKarbala · 1044applies
- NasiriyyatKarbala · 1044applies
- Ihkam Fi Usul AhkamCordoba · 1064applies
- Ghiyath UmamNishapur · 1085explains
- Ihyaʾ ʿUlum al-DinGorgan (Jurjan) · 1111explains
- Mafatih AsrarMecca · 1153applies
- Kafi Fi FiqhDamascus · 1223explains
- ʿUmdat al-FiqhDamascus · 1223explains
- al-Muqniʿ fi al-FiqhDamascus · 1223explains
- Mukhtalaf al-ShiʿaMaragha · 1325applies
- al-Mustadrak ʿala Majmuʿ al-FatawaHarran · 1328explains
- IntisarHarran · 1328applies
Key passages(20)
REF ref-ashraf-ali-thanwi-bahishti-zewar-heavenly-ornaments
Bahishti Zewar (Heavenly Ornaments) · Ashraf Ali Thanwi
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Modern teachers who discuss this idea
Modern and living teachers whose books take up Nikāḥ (Marriage Contract). These works are still in copyright, so we can’t show the text here — each links out to the book.
- Ashraf Ali ThanwiBahishti Zewar (Heavenly Ornaments)(1905)View on Amazon→