Introduction: There was no Division among Muslims at the time of prophet Mohammad (peace be on him). All Muslim would follow the instruction of the prophet. All the problems were solved according to Quran and Hadith. The origin of division among the Muslims was started after the death of the prophet. Main schools of Muslim […]
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In Bangladesh, the dower ensures the wife’s financial security and social status. Marriage is a civil contract. One of the conditions for executing this contract is the dower. This condition must be met before a marriage can be valid. A dower is some money or other property that the wife receives from the husband in
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Islamic law consists of moral, ethical and social code. The sources of Islamic law are – 1. Devine law 2. Non-Devine law The Devine sources are – a. Quran b. Sunna/Hadith Non-Devine sources are – a. Ijma b. Qiyas c. Ijtihad; Some jurists also recognize Istihsan, Istidlal and Istislah as sources of Islamic law. It
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Concept of Muslim Law Muslim law is divine law which is effective from birth and after death also. Allah is the creator of muslim law and Prophet Muhammad (PBH) is a preacher of Muslim law. The main source of Muslim law is quran which descended on prophet Muhammad (PBH) for twenty one years by Allah.
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Definition: According to Islamic law Muslim marriage is a civil contract. It is a Union of two souls, for love Between two bodies for procreation and legalization of children. ★ According to D.F.Mulla, “marriage is a contract between two person of the opposite sex for procreation and legalization of children “ ★ AA Fygee said,
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Question- 01. Define the term “Gift” The term “hiba” or “gift” has been differently defined by different jurists. According to D.F. Mulla “gift is a transfer of property made immediately and without any exchange by one person to another person and accepted by or on behalf of the letter” Ameer Ali cites from Durrul Mukhtar A
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