The man to whom such a woman is entrusted has the right to have sexual relations with her regardless of her religious affiliations | If the woman concerned is pregnant one may not have sexual relations with her until after the birth of her child |
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Malik and Shafi'i, on the other hand, argue that their matrimonial contract should be rendered void | And in exchange of what you enjoy by marrying them pay their bridal-due as an obligation |
3 It is not necessary for female captives of war to be People of the Book in order that sexual relations with them be permitted.
19Somali - Abduh : Waxaa Kaloo idinka reeban Haweenka la Qabo waxay Hantaan Gacmihiinnu mooyee Kitaabka Eebaa korkiinna ah waxaa laydiin banneeyey waxa ka Soohadhay kuwaas inaad ku dalablaan Xoolahiinna idinkoo dhawrsoon oon Xumaan Zino Falin waxaad ku intifaacdaan Xaggooda Siiya Meherkooda waa Qadaraad Eebe Dhib Dambi korkiinna ma Saarra waxaad isaga raalli Noqoteen Qadarrida ka Dib Eebana waa Oge Falsan• Such an act is not essentially different from fornication or adultery | |
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2 Even then, he may not have sexual relations with her until at least one menstrual period has expired; this is in order to establish that she is not already pregnant | English - Sahih International : And [also prohibited to you are all] married women except those your right hands possess [This is] the decree of Allah upon you And lawful to you are [all others] beyond these [provided] that you seek them [in marriage] with [gifts from] your property desiring chastity not unlawful sexual intercourse So for whatever you enjoy [of marriage] from them give them their due compensation as an obligation And there is no blame upon you for what you mutually agree to beyond the obligation Indeed Allah is ever Knowing and Wise• 366-84, and Rasai'il wa Masa'il, 6th edition, Lahore, 1976, vol |
9 If a government confers proprietary rights to a man over a female captive of war it forfeits the right to withdraw those rights in the same way as the guardian wali of a woman ceases to have the right to withdraw his agreement to the marriage proposal after the marriage has been contracted.
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