The information presented in the following chapter provides a brief synopsis of vast topic
areas with volumes of information, law, and interpretations from different Islamic schools of …

This chapter reviews a variety of legal aspects within the marriage ideal in Islam, presents
some of the special characteristics of Islamic marriage and explores how they relate to cross …

Islam is one of the fastest growing religions, with nearly one billion followers; adherents to
this faith exist on every continent and nation. There is a plethora of information and more …

The present study intends to investigate the various aspects associated with interfaith
marriages practiced among the Muslim communities. There are concomitant factors that …

Marriage is an essential institution of society. The terms 'interfaith marriage'stand for marital
union between followers of different religions or faith. The purpose of this research is to …

It is often said that marriage in Islamic law is a civil contract, not a sacrament. If this is so, this
means that the marriage contract is largely governed by the same rules as other contracts …

Marriage is a cornerstone of Islamic society, regarded as a sacred union ordained by Allah.
This comprehensive analysis delves into the intricate rules and regulations governing …

In Islamic tradition, both Muslim men and women are prohibited from marrying mushriks and
are required to marry only other believers. However, Muslim scholars' definitions of …

Marriage holds a special position in different cultures and religions. Despite differences in
the limits and conditions of marriage, religions have many similarities in regard to the issue …

The issue of interfaith marriage in Islam is no frivolous question. It has long been neglected,
even purposely occulted, inasmuch it touches upon two extremely sensitive topics in Islamic …