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nikah bi-niyyat al-talaq (marriage with a hidden intention to divorce)

Cited in 2 segments across 2 recordings · 2019 to 2022 · term/term:nikah-bi-niyyat-al-talaq

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19 Mar 2022video Is mut'ah (temporary marriage) haram for Sunni Muslims? Mufti Abu Layth says most Sunnis hold mut'ah haram but a minority, including Ibn Ashur, held it is not categorically haram; follow the view you hold and do not fight over it. Question from live chatposition checkedmut'ah (temporary marriage)Ibn Ashural-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir (Ibn Ashur's tafsir, "in 30 volumes")Majd al-Din Ibn Taymiyya [?] (Ibn Taymiyya's grandfather; name garbled in the transcript) machine9 min 02 s0:00on YouTube
4 Nov 2019From the Mind of a Mufti Is mut'ah (temporary marriage) haram? Mut'ah is not haram in his understanding: the reports prohibiting it are contradictory and it is very hard to prove haram. Nobody is obliged to do it, and much of the hostility to it is anti-Shia sentiment. Question source not recordedmut'ah (temporary marriage)nikah bi-niyyat al-talaq (marriage with the intention of divorce)Ibn Abd al-Barr [?]Mohamed al-Fizazi [?] machine8 min 47 s0:03on YouTube