🧭 Serantau & Timur Tengah · #37
Is a mut'ah marriage in Iran recognised in Malaysia?
No. A mut'ah marriage in Iran is not recognised by Islamic family law in Malaysia and is rejected by the Shafi'i school. Iran's Civil Code recognises temporary marriage according to Ja'fari fiqh, but all four Sunni schools consider it abrogated and void (Sahih Muslim 1406). Offers of a "contract" or fixed-term marriage are also a warning sign of marriage syndicates. For permanent marriage, Iran requires court permission for a second wife and, based on the history of its law, the first wife's consent except for certain reasons — the current position is to be verified. The Family Protection Law 2013 requires registration of permanent marriages, divorces and rujuk. See Iran.
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Sahih Muslim 1406Iran Family Protection Law 2013