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Marriage in Islam

In Islamic law, marriage centers around nikah (Arabic: نِكَاح, romanized: nikāḥ), which is the marriage contract (also known as ʿaqd al-qirān, nikah nama, etc.), or more specifically, the bride's acceptance (qubul) of the groom's dower (mahr); and the witnessing of her acceptance. In addition, there are several other traditional steps such as khitbah…

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Nikah ceremony

Contrast with civil marriage law

Spousal roles, rights and obligations

Polygamy

Unconventional marriages

Iddah

Divorce

Behavior within marriage

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Marriage in Islam

Nodes118
Edges117
Triples12
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016949
Components1

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marriage divorce islamic nikah islam mahr contract husband woman man one also wife muslim women bride may marry according consent

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khitbahinstance ofthere are several other traditional steps0.80text
living togetherinstance ofwhich lacks some conditions0.80text
the bride's brotherinstance ofother male relatives0.80text
uncleinstance ofother male relatives0.80text
or even a male guardian appointed by a shariah court or the imam of a mosque may act as the walīinstance ofother male relatives0.80text
depending on the circumstances.One Sunni school of jurisprudenceinstance ofother male relatives0.80text
hyposexuality or hypersexualityinstance ofsuch as libido discrepancies0.80text
anatomical mismatches such as vaginismusinstance ofsuch as libido discrepancies0.80text
macropenisinstance ofsuch as libido discrepancies0.80text
or micropenisinstance ofsuch as libido discrepancies0.80text
and orgasmic variations such as delayed ejaculationinstance ofsuch as libido discrepancies0.80text
living togetherinstance ofbut lacks some conventional conditions0.80text

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