Islamic Ruling on a Fictitious Marriage for the Purpose of Obtaining Citizenship

What is the ruling of Islamic Law on a fictitious marriage for the purpose of obtaining citizenship?

The Waiting Period (`Iddah) of the Woman whose Husband has Passed away

What is the waiting period ('Iddah) for a woman whose husband has passed away, and what is the ruling on her wearing gold?

The Mother`s Maternal and Paternal Uncles, and the Father`s Maternal and Paternal Uncles are Considered among the Unmarriageable Kin (Maharim)

Islamic Ruling on Using Contraception without Husband`s Knowledge

What is the ruling on a woman using contraception without her husband's knowledge if he is mistreating her?

Islamic Ruling on a Husband Preventing His Wife from Working

When I got married, my husband had no objection to me working. However, after a recent disagreement between us, he has started trying to prevent me from going to work. Please note that I spend my salary entirely on myself and our children, and he is falling short in his duty to financially support us. Am I religiously obligated to quit my job?

The Waiting Period (Iddah) for a Woman Using Menstrual Suppressants

How should a divorced woman observe her waiting period if she is taking medication to suppress menstruation—under medical advice to treat a hormonal imbalance—given that the duration of the treatment is not fixed?

Divorce Occurs Through Mispronounced Explicit Terms

A man addressed his wife saying, "You are ṭāli’" (ending with a hamza), rather than using the word "ṭāliq" (ending with the letter qāf). It is worth adding that he does not normally pronounce the qāf as a hamza, and that he said that phrase jokingly. In this situation, does divorce take effect?

Ruling of Islamic Law on Marrying Conjoined Twins

What is the ruling of Islamic Law (Sharia) on a man marrying two sisters who have two heads but share a single body?

Before Marriage, it is Forbidden for a Suitor to do what is Forbidden for any Non-Mahram

What is the ruling on a young man proposing to a woman in a public place while holding her hand and carrying her in front of people?

The Statement "You are Forbidden to me as my Sister is Forbidden" Depends on the Intention

The Ruling of Islamic Law on the Marriage of a Minor

Conditions for Valid Khalwa according to Sharia (Islamic Law)

What are the criteria for a valid Khalwa between a married couple who have performed the marriage contract but have not yet consummated the marriage?

Ruling when Husband Says to Wife: "You are Divorced, and whenever you Become Lawful to me, you will be Forbidden."

Saying "Consider yourself Divorced" does not Constitute a Valid Divorce

If a man said to his wife, "Consider yourself divorced," and he intended a divorce, and the wife agreed to the divorce. Also, if she said to him, "Divorce me," and he replied to her saying, "Consider yourself divorced"; fulfilling her request, is it correct to say that silence cannot be attributed to a statement, and therefore we apply to her the decision of the Court of Appeal No. (60028), which is that the divorce is not valid because this word is not considered one of the words of divorce, or do we effect one instance of divorce upon her, especially since this word has many possibilities, and there may be many decisions for this word in the courts, so what is the ruling of Sharia on that?

The Iddah for a Woman who has Undergone a Complete or Partial Hysterectomy

A woman who has not reached the age of menopause, according to Islamic Sharia, (55 years according to the Hanafi school of thought) has undergone a hysterectomy, either total or partial. It is known that this situation is not addressed in the Jordanian Personal Status Law, so we cannot classify her as menopausal, young girl, woman experiencing menstruation on regular basis, or from among those who have menstruated once or twice and then their menstruation stopped. Should we rule that her Iddah* ends only when she reaches the age of 55, given the possibility of menstruation resuming? Or should we measure it based on a prepubescent girl who does not menstruate or an elderly woman whose menstruation has ceased, making her waiting period three months? This is especially since comparing her to a prepubescent girl is difficult due to the impossibility of seeing menstruation even once, and comparing her to an elderly woman contradicts the scholars' statement that the age of menopause is 55 years?