Comparative study on the transfer of mahrre in Islamic law and jurisprudence

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university of qom

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Based on the verses, narrations, and jurisprudential opinions, Mahre or Sedagh is one of the financial rights that the Islamic Shari'a has prescribed for a wife and is legally determined in the marriage agreement and, as soon as the marriage contract is entered into, the owner of the property issues the thief. The tax may be the same amount or total amount of money in the same amount as if it were billed or charged. Sometimes women may be put to a standstill to pay for their dowries, and they use special strategies to easily access their dowry, and transfer the dowry in donations or grants to third parties, Refer to the judicial authorities or enforcement agencies for the equivalent of their own or less than their own dowry. Such an action raises the complexity of legal issues in the judiciary, and it has different effects and judgments. In this research, an analytical-descriptive method has been devoted to the interpretation of jurisprudential and legal issues regarding the comparative study of the transfer of Mahri in the jurisprudence of the Imam and Sunni scholars, which is justifiable in various legal frameworks in light of the jurisprudential foundations and legal analysis of the transfer of mahriyah

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