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Returning the Mahr to the man’s heirs if he dies before concluding the marriage contract

 

Giving up Mahr already fixed by the villagers

 

Woman’s right to take or give up her Mahr

 

Avoiding asking for huge amounts of Mahr

 

Taking a woman’s permission before taking from her Mahr

 

Father taking his daughter’s Mahr with her consent

 

Forcing a woman to marry someone and the Mahr being her right

 

Father stipulating the payment of money other than the Mahr

 

Miscellaneous Fatwas (Safar) – Female students traveling without a Mahram

 

Dhul-Qa`dah Fatwas – Maids performing Hajj with campaigns without Mahrams

 

Marrying a woman without paying Mahr

 

Offering Mahr in the form of commodity

 

Wife deserving the entire Mahr if the marriage has been consummated

 

Remaining Mahr as wife’s right in her deceased husband’s property

 

Mahr as a debt which must be paid

 

Full Mahr as the woman’s right if the husband dies before consummating marriage

 

Is it lawful to delay the Mahr or part of it?

 

Is it permissible to delay the Mahr or part of it?

 

Mahr as not a pillar in the marriage contract

 

Should the amount of Mahr be mentioned in the marriage contract?

 

Agreeing on specifying the amount of the Mahr

 

Delaying a part of Mahr

 

Borrowing to pay Mahr

 

Small Mahr like a ring

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