Who should marry? - نکاح کس سے کرنا چاہیئے - Abdul Habib Attari New Bayan
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In this video we will discuss the Quran outlines essential requirements for the Nikah, the Islamic marriage contract. While the specific details of the Nikah ceremony may vary among different Muslim cultures, the core Quranic requirements are as follows:
Mutual Consent: Both the bride and groom must willingly and verbally consent to the marriage.
Mahr (Dower): The groom is required to give a mahr, a specified gift or payment to the bride as a symbol of commitment. This is a Quranic requirement and is obligatory.
Witnesses: The Nikah must be witnessed by at least two adult Muslim witnesses, according to Islamic tradition.
Offer and Acceptance: There should be an offer by one party and an acceptance by the other during the Nikah ceremony.
Guardians: In some traditions, the presence and consent of the bride's guardian (wali) are required.
Islamic Guidelines: The marriage should adhere to Islamic guidelines, including avoiding prohibited relationships and ensuring the couple's compatibility.
The Quran provides the foundation for these requirements, and they form the basis of a valid Nikah contract in Islam. It's important to note that cultural practices and legal requirements may also influence the specific customs and procedures followed during a Nikah ceremony, but the core Quranic principles should be upheld.
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In this video we will discuss the Quran outlines essential requirements for the Nikah, the Islamic marriage contract. While the specific details of the Nikah ceremony may vary among different Muslim cultures, the core Quranic requirements are as follows:
Mutual Consent: Both the bride and groom must willingly and verbally consent to the marriage.
Mahr (Dower): The groom is required to give a mahr, a specified gift or payment to the bride as a symbol of commitment. This is a Quranic requirement and is obligatory.
Witnesses: The Nikah must be witnessed by at least two adult Muslim witnesses, according to Islamic tradition.
Offer and Acceptance: There should be an offer by one party and an acceptance by the other during the Nikah ceremony.
Guardians: In some traditions, the presence and consent of the bride's guardian (wali) are required.
Islamic Guidelines: The marriage should adhere to Islamic guidelines, including avoiding prohibited relationships and ensuring the couple's compatibility.
The Quran provides the foundation for these requirements, and they form the basis of a valid Nikah contract in Islam. It's important to note that cultural practices and legal requirements may also influence the specific customs and procedures followed during a Nikah ceremony, but the core Quranic principles should be upheld.
THANKS FOR WATCHING MADANI MARQAZ 92:
DISCLAIMER: This Channel DOES NOT Promote or encourage any illegal activities, all contents provided by This Channel is meant for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE only.
Social links:
TikTok: madanimarqaz
Facebook: MadaniMarqaz
https://islam-online92.blogspot.com
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