baaala aparada
but God is okey with that...
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No age limits have been fixed by Islam for marriage according to Levy,
[29] and "quite young children may be legally married." The girl may not live with the husband however until she is fit for marital sexual relations.
[29] The
Hanafi madhhab of Islamic
fiqh maintains that a wife must not be taken to her husband's house until she reaches the condition of fitness for sexual relations. Levy adds:
"In case of a dispute on the matter between the husband and the bride's
wali (her nearest male kinsman and her guardian), the judge (
qadi) is to be informed and he is to appoint two matrons to examine the girl and report on her physical preparedness for marriage. If they decide she is too young, she must return to her father's house until she is judged fit. Betrothal may take place at any age. Actual marriage is later, but the age for it varies in different lands."
[30]
In Islamic
legal terminology,
Baligh refers to a person who has reached maturity,
puberty or adulthood and has full responsibility under
Islamic law. Legal theorists assign different ages and criteria for reaching this state for both males and females.
[31] In marriage
baligh is related to the
Arabic legal expression,
hatta tutiqa'l-rijal, which means that the wedding may not take place until the girl is physically fit to engage in
sexual intercourse. In comparison,
baligh or
balaghat concerns the reaching of
sexual maturity which becomes manifest by the
menses. The age related to these two concepts can, but need not necessarily, coincide. Only after a separate condition called
rushd, or intellectual maturity to handle one's own property, is reached can a girl receive her
bridewealth.
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