Fiqh of Marriage and Wedding

Fiqh of Marriage and Wedding

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The search for love and tenderness. This first book in a brand new series on marriage covers the establishment of a marriage, from beginning to end. Furthermore, the book also covers the following: the importance and benefits of marriage, characteristics that should be sought in a spouse, choosing a spouse, the marriage proposal, conditions and requirements regarding the marriage contract, codes of conduct regarding the consummation of the marriage, celebrating the wedding and the walimah, and prohibited marriages. It also lists a large number of violations against Islam that are commonly committed by Muslims at every step of the marriage process. Furthermore, it provides a practical method for executing the marriage contract by way of an example.

Author: Mohammad al- Jibaly
Translator(s): S.Schipper
Publisher: Noer
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 220

Specifications
Item numberBa08-01D-3
EAN2016132351543
Weight0.1 kg
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