Category: Muslim Law
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Muslim Law Q & A Set – 04B Short Notes (Dissolution of Muslim Marriage)
These are frequently asked questions about dissolution of Muslim marriage, Talaq, Talaq-e-ahasan, Talaq-e-hasan, Talaq-e-biddat, and Talaq-e-tafweez. a) Talaq-e-Tafweed under Muslim Law: The dissolution of Muslim marriage may be done in any one of the following ways: By the death of spouse. By the Act of the parties; and By the judicial process. There are superior…
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Muslim Law Q & A Set – 04A (2 M) (Dissolution of Muslim Marriage)
These are frequently asked questions about dissolution of Muslim marriage, Talaq, Talaq-e-tafweez, kinds of talaq. Type – I: Answer in Two or Three Sentences (2M) a) Who can pronounce Talaq? Every Muslim husband of sound mind, who has attained the age of puberty, is competent to pronounce talaq. It is not necessary for him to…
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Muslim Law Q & A Set – 03C (Essay Type) (Muslim Marriage)
These are frequently asked questions about Muslim Marriage and kinds of marriage viz: sahih, batil, fasid, and muta marriage. Type – III Essay Type Question (10/12/16 M) a) Critically examine validity of marriage under Muslim Law. In Islam, the marriage between a bride and groom is a legal contract but not sacrament is known as Nikah. It is…
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Muslim Law Q & A Set – 03B (Short Notes) (Muslim Marriage)
These are frequently asked 2 Marks questions on valid Muslim marriage, iddat, dower (mahr), and kinds of marriage (Nikah). Type – II Write Short Notes on the Following (3/4/5 M) a) Essential Conditions of Valid Muslim Marriage/ Muslim Marriage: In Islam, the marriage between a bride and groom is a legal contract but not sacrament…
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Muslim Law Q & A Set – 03A (2 M) (Muslim Marriage)
These are frequently asked 2 Marks questions on Muslim Marriage (Nikah). Type – I: Answer in Two or Three Sentences (2M) a) What is Nikah? In Islam, the marriage between a bride and groom is a legal contract but not sacrament is known as Nikah. It is a matrimonial relation and an institution which legalizes the sexual…
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FAQs Muslim Law (Sources of Muslim Law)
These are frequently asked questions about different sources of Muslim Law. a) Give any four important sources of Muslim Law. The sources of Muslim Law can be classified into a) Primary sources and b) Secondary sources. The holy Quran, The Sunnah, Ijma, and Qiyas ar e the important primary sources of the Muslim Law. b)…
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FAQs on Muslim Law (Schools of Muslim Law)
These are frequently asked questions about different schools of Muslim Law viz: Sunni school and Shia school. a) Who is Muslim? Muslims is a person who has professed belief in Islam. As believer, he/she worship the One God and revere Prophet Muhammad, as the last messenger of the God. b) Who is Shia under Muslim…
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Maintenance Under Muslim Law
The concept of Maintenance under Muslim law was introduced to provide support to those people who are not capable to maintain themselves. The principle of maintenance includes the basic requirement of a person for survival and includes amenities like food, clothing, shelter, education and other necessities of life. ‘Nafaq’ is the term used for maintenance…
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Guardianship Under Muslim Law
Guardianship is the lawful entitlement to supervise the movements and acts of a person who is unable to care for himself and handle his own affairs due to mental flaws, such as an infant, an imbecile, or a lunatic. The welfare of the child plays the most important role in the appointment of the guardian.…
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Acknowledgment of Paternity of Child
Parentage is the relation of parents to their children. The parentage includes maternity and paternity. It is generally used for a legal relationship which the child has with the parents. These legal relationships are associated with certain rights and duties such as rights of inheritance, maintenance, and guardianship. In the most systems of law, maternity is the natural relationship…