The Fiqh of Marriage
In this work, the world renowned scholar of comparative fiqh of
marriage. Dr. Saalih al-Sadlaan of Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University
covers the most important topics related to the fiqh of marriage. Dr.
al-Sadlaan discusses the topics found in traditional books of fiqh, such
as the place of the dower, the minimum and maximum amount of the dower,
and when the woman is entitled to all, half or none of her dower. He
also discusses the rights of the husband and wife in Islam and sexual
etiquette in Islam. Written by a contemporary, the work also deals with
many modern issues that were not touched upon by earlier scholars. In
particular, the author deals with the following: engagement rings, music
and dancing at the wedding parties, exorbitant dowers, honeymoons and
many other topics of importance for Muslims everywhere. This small but
very informative book is a must for Imams and directors of Islamic
Centers. In addition, it is a great handbook for all who are already
married as well as all who are pondering marriage.
In this work, the world renowned scholar of comparative fiqh of
marriage. Dr. Saalih al-Sadlaan of Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University
covers the most important topics related to the fiqh of marriage. Dr.
al-Sadlaan discusses the topics found in traditional books of fiqh, such
as the place of the dower, the minimum and maximum amount of the dower,
and when the woman is entitled to all, half or none of her dower. He
also discusses the rights of the husband and wife in Islam and sexual
etiquette in Islam. Written by a contemporary, the work also deals with
many modern issues that were not touched upon by earlier scholars. In
particular, the author deals with the following: engagement rings, music
and dancing at the wedding parties, exorbitant dowers, honeymoons and
many other topics of importance for Muslims everywhere. This small but
very informative book is a must for Imams and directors of Islamic
Centers. In addition, it is a great handbook for all who are already
married as well as all who are pondering marriage.
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