Marriage Instruction
4 ayahs
Quranic guidance on marriage, its conditions, and the command to marry.
Quran references
Quranic references on marriage, spousal rights, divorce, waiting periods, and family law.
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Quranic guidance on marriage, its conditions, and the command to marry.
The Quran commands giving women their mahr as an obligatory gift.
The Quran permits up to four wives with strict justice and notes difficulty in doing so.
The Quran describes spouses as garments for each other and a sign of tranquility.
The Quran commands men to provide for and house their wives fairly.
The Quran establishes that women have rights similar to those over them.
Quranic rules on divorce — revocable, release kindly, or retain with goodness.
After three divorces the wife is not lawful until she has married another.
The Quran allows a wife to return her mahr if they cannot keep Allah's limits.
The Quran encourages appointing arbiters to reconcile between spouses.
Quranic rules on the waiting period for divorced and widowed women.
The iddah for a pregnant woman ends when she delivers her child.
The Quran lists the relatives a person is prohibited from marrying.
Quranic ruling on a man who swears not to approach his wife.
Quranic ruling on zihar and its expiation.