Issue No. 2095- The obligatory precaution is that a man and a woman who are not maḥrams to each other should not gather at a private place where there is no other person and none can also enter. Even if they offer prayers there, the prayer is void as an obligatory precaution.
Issue No. 2096- If a man from the beginning intends not to pay the mahr, the marriage contract is in order, yet the payment of mahr is obligatory upon him.
Issue No. 2097- If a Muslim man who is born from Muslim parents becomes an apostate and denies Allah or the Prophet Muhammad (ṣ), or denies one of the indisputable commandments of Islam, likedenial of prayer and fasting being obligatory, in a manner that the denial entails denial of Allah or the Prophet (ṣ), his marriage becomes revoked, and his wife should separate from him and observe ‘iddah for death, that is, she should observe the waiting period of a woman whose husband has died. Once the ‘iddah period is over, she can marry another man. If she has reached the age of menopause or has not yet had sexual intercourse with her husband, it is not necessary for her to observe ‘iddah.
Issue No. 2098- If a woman imposes a condition at the time of marriage that her husband will not take her out of a particular town, the husband cannot take her out of that town unless she consents to it.
Issue No. 2099- If a man marries his son off to a girl, he himself can marry the mother of that girl. Also, if one has married the mother of that girl first, his son can marry the woman’s daughter.
Issue No. 2099- If a man marries his son off to a girl, he himself can marry the mother of that girl. Also, if one has married the mother of that girl first, his son can marry the woman’s daughter.
Issue No. 2100- If a woman becomes pregnant as a result of adultery, it is not permissible for her to have an abortion. It will be regarded as her child, except that it will not inherit from her.
Issue No. 2102- If a woman says that she does not have a husband, her word is accepted, provided that she is not known to be unreliable, but if she says that she has reached menopause, one cannot accept her claim as an obligatory precaution.
Issue No. 2101- If a man commits adultery with a woman who has no husband, nor is she in ‘iddah of anyone, it is permissible for him to marry her later, and if a child is born to them, and they do not know whether the child is the outcome of legitimate relation or illegitimate relation, the child will be considered legitimate.
Issue No. 2104- It is recommended that one should expedite the marriage of his daughter who has become mature. And one should do the same with boys who need to get married.
Issue No. 2106- If a man has sexual intercourse with his wife while fasting in the month of Ramadan or when she is in her menses, he has committed a sinful act, but if a child is conceived, it is legitimate.
Issue No. 2107- If a woman who is sure that her husband died while on a journey, marries another man after completing the ‘iddah of death (waiting period that will be explained in the rules relating to divorce), and later her first husband returns from his journey, she should immediately separate from the second husband and she will be halal to her first husband. However, if the second husband has had sexual intercourse with her, she should observe ‘iddah and the obligatory precaution is that the second husband should give her the agreed mahr or the mahr equal to that of a woman in her status in case the agreed mahr is less than that.
