Islamic guidelines for marital relationships among Muslims are not binding on non-Muslims.A question, Can a non-Muslim woman in a Muslim country be allowed to marry right after her husband's death?
Islamic guidelines for marital relationships among Muslims are not binding on non-Muslims.A question, Can a non-Muslim woman in a Muslim country be allowed to marry right after her husband's death?
Can a divorced or widowed Muslim woman marry after getting her blood or urine test done? By the way, I know the Quranic verses about it.Islamic guidelines for marital relationships among Muslims are not binding on non-Muslims.
It is a pity that we only proscribe one or the other so called "scientific reasoning" in defining the religious ordinates.Can a divorced or widowed Muslim woman marry after getting her blood or urine test done? By the way, I know the Quranic verses about it.
Exactly, you have explained it well.It is a pity that we only proscribe one or the other so called "scientific reasoning" in defining the religious ordinates.
Iddah or iddat does not only have one facet of "pregnancy" alone. Iddah does also have another sociological and a psychological aspect as well. The couple is provided enough time to rethink about their decision.
For the bereaved widow, one must ponder that why the iddat period is prolonged than divorce? Obviously, it has something to do with the psychological aspect of bereavement and loss of a life partner and also it provides ample time for the widow to manage her children (if any), get the share of the property and think about her future course of action in a stabilized state of mind.
Also, if only pregnancy was the underlying issue in the concept of iddat, then the women and men of the ages of Menopause or Andropause would've been excluded from any such requirement.
Yes. If she is not pregnant, she can marry. That's the idea behind iddat.Can a divorced or widowed Muslim woman marry after getting her blood or urine test done?
شرعیت کا حکم تو صرف مسلمان کیلئے ہے مگر عورت اگر مسلمان سے نکاح کرنے کی خواہاں ہے تو مسلمان اسے ضرور بتا دے کہ تین ماہ تک وہ نکاح نہیں کرسکتا کیونکہ اسلامی شریعت میں یہی حکم ہے۔ عورت کو بے شک گناہ نہیں مگر مرد تو شریعت کو توڑ رہا ہوگاA question, Can a non-Muslim woman in a Muslim country be allowed to marry right after her husband's death?
شریعت کا حکم ہے چوری، ملاوٹ، کرپشن، دو نمبری نہیں کرنیشرعیت کا حکم تو صرف مسلمان کیلئے ہے مگر عورت اگر مسلمان سے نکاح کرنے کی خواہاں ہے تو مسلمان اسے ضرور بتا دے کہ تین ماہ تک وہ نکاح نہیں کرسکتا کیونکہ اسلامی شریعت میں یہی حکم ہے۔ عورت کو بے شک گناہ نہیں مگر مرد تو شریعت کو توڑ رہا ہوگا
لیکن آپ کا سوال یہ نہیں تھا کہ عدت کا حکم کس لئے ہے اور اس کے کیا فوائد ہیںExactly, you have explained it well.
میری نہیں قرآن کی بات ہے ہم سب اس پر عمل کرنے کے پابند ہیںمیں آپ کی بات سے اتفاق کرتا ہوں
بشری بی بی کا حمل ٹیسٹ منفی تھا۔ اسلئے شادی ناجائز کیسے ہو گئی کھوتے پٹواری
I wanted to see if someone could come up with the other aspects of the divorce/iddat, rather than the usual understanding of it., and Sohail Shuja has explained it well.لیکن آپ کا سوال یہ نہیں تھا کہ عدت کا حکم کس لئے ہے اور اس کے کیا فوائد ہیں
آپ نے پوچھا تھا کہ مسلمان عورت کیلئے تین ماہ عدت ہے غیر مسلم عورت اگر مسلمان مرد سے شادی کرے تو کیا حکم ہے؟
میں نے اس کا جواب دیا ہے
Adding to you well described arguments,It is a pity that we only proscribe one or the other so called "scientific reasoning" in defining the religious ordinates.
Iddah or iddat does not only have one facet of "pregnancy" alone. Iddah does also have sociological and a psychological aspect as well. The couple is provided enough time to rethink about their decision.
For the bereaved widow, one must ponder that why the iddat period is prolonged than divorce? Obviously, it has something to do with the psychological aspect of bereavement and loss of a life partner and also it provides ample time for the widow to manage her children (if any), get the share of the property and think about her future course of action in a stabilized state of mind.
Also, if only pregnancy was the underlying issue in the concept of iddat, then the women and men of the ages of Menopause or Andropause would've been excluded from any such requirement. Pls note that the women who are of elderly age are not required by Quran to follow the strict codes of Purdah but iddat period is mandatory on them as well.
Good Ponit But These test are not 100% some time, So we have to follow ISLAM being a Muslimکیا جا سکتا ہے اگر حمل ٹیسٹ منفی آجائے
Does Quran / Hadith cover artificial insemination and DNA testing? jani1 Wake up Pak Citizen X atensariBy the way, Technology and advancement, in science have added some complications. And things are not as simple.
A widow can still get pregnant by her late husband even after 20 years of his death through artificial insemination of her late husband's frozen sperm.
What if a widow gets married and goes through artificial insemination of her late husband's frozen sperm without telling her current husband. The new husband would never find out that he was not the real father (unless he goes through DNA testing)
No, the Quran does not but, staying within the four walls of the Quranic laws, we can issue by laws to adapt to the changing technology.Does Quran / Hadith cover artificial insemination and DNA testing? jani1 Wake up Pak Citizen X atensari
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