amount for
mehr
, which they call
Shara` Mohammadi
.
This
is a grossly erroneous belief which they hold, believing this to
be part of the Shariah, when their dowries do not even equal the
minimum stipulated amount for
mehr
. Allaah Ta`ala Alone
know where this custom originated, but the sad part is that even
the
Mullah Jees
(local Molvies) do not teach the people
differently.
According to Imaam Abu Hanifah (rahmatullah
alayh), the minimum amount which can be given for
mehr
should not be less than 10 dirhams (this would be
equivalent to around 40g of silver--+
R110 (2007)). It is not
permissible to stipulate a
mehr
less than this and if anyone
does stipulate less than this, then the equivalent of 10
dirhams will become binding.
3).
Another major shortcoming is that people actually
do not regard the discharging of the
mehr
as necessary.
It
has become customary for many wives to forgive the
mehr
. It
should be well understood that the
mehr
is a debt upon the
husband just like all other debts. Just as any other debt is
binding, so too is the
mehr
. However, if the wife forgives the
entire or part
mehr
, then it will be valid, but to regard its
discharge right from the beginning is an evil belief and
incorrect notion.
It is stated in a Hadith that the man who
marries and does not have any intention to pay the
mehr
is
like an adulterer.
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4).
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