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Women Who are Forbidden for Marriage
Women Forbidden For Marriage in Islam Due to Kinship
Women who are forbidden in marriage in Islam because of kinship are: 1. The mother, which includes grandmothers on both the father’s and mother’s side. 2. The daughter, which includes granddaughters. 3. Sisters, whether full sisters or half-sisters through the father or mother. 4. The paternal aunt, which also includes the paternal aunt of the father or mother. 5. The maternal aunt, which also includes the maternal aunt of the father or mother. 6. The brother’s daughter, which includes his granddaughters. 7. The sister’s daughter, which includes her granddaughters.SaveHe did the marriage contract with a woman; is it permissible for him to look at her mother and shake hands with her before consummation of the marriage?
SaveIf he marries a woman and consummates the marriage with her, he becomes a mahram to her daughters and granddaughters
SaveThe wife’s mother: rulings and issues
SaveThe wife’s daughter and her daughter’s daughter are mahrams for a man
SaveThe sister of the wife's grandfather and the sister of her grandmother are forbidden for the husband in marriage as her paternal and maternal aunt are forbidden for him
SaveIs my father a mahram to the wife of my half-brother through my mother?
SaveThe father’s (ex-)wife is a mahram to his sons even if she did not bear him any children
SaveIf a man divorces his wife before consummation of the marriage, she becomes haraam for all of his offspring
SaveIs it permissible to marry a Yazidi woman?
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