The Real Shia Beliefs 10/3: Would You Allow Your Daughter to Do Mut‘ah? | The Real Shia Beliefs
Feb 20, 2025
Explore the controversial topic of mut'ah, or temporary marriage, and its perception within the Muslim community. The discussion tackles moral objections and the distinction between personal discomfort and Islamic legality. Discover how some argue that disliking an Islamic law doesn’t render it haram. The podcast also draws parallels between mut'ah and the practice of marrying with divorce in mind, challenging traditional views. Dive into these thought-provoking perspectives on the core tenets of Shia Islam.
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Janitor Analogy
- Would you let your daughter marry a janitor or trash picker?
- Just because you may not want that for your daughter doesn't make it illegal or immoral.
Intention in Marriage
- Permanent marriage can resemble Mut'ah if the intention is short-term.
- Even if a couple plans to divorce, the marriage is still legally valid in all Islamic schools of thought.
Marriage with Predetermined End
- Some individuals marry with the intention of divorce after a set time.
- This mirrors the concept of temporary marriage and doesn't invalidate it in some cultures.