The institution of Nikah (marriage) holds a significant place in Islamic jurisprudence and Pakistani law. However, situations may arise where the validity of a Nikah is questioned. This article explores the legal grounds, processes, and references for challenging the validity…
Nikah, the Islamic marriage contract, holds a fundamental place in the legal and religious framework of Pakistan. Ensuring proper registration of Nikah not only fulfills legal requirements but also safeguards the rights of both spouses. This article delves into the…
Nikah, or marriage, is a sacred contract in Islam, governed by religious and civil laws in Pakistan. Proper registration of a Nikah ensures its legal recognition and protects the rights of both spouses. Here is a comprehensive guide to registering…
Forced marriage is a serious issue that infringes upon fundamental human rights, particularly the right to freely choose a life partner. In Pakistan, forced marriage is not only a social and cultural problem but also a violation of the law.…
Adoption is a sensitive and complex issue, especially in the legal and cultural context of Pakistan. While adoption is not recognized in the same manner as in Western countries, there are provisions in Islamic teachings and Pakistani law that deal…
Marriage is a sacred bond, but certain situations, like mental illness, can strain the relationship to the breaking point. In Pakistan, the law provides specific grounds for divorce if one spouse suffers from mental illness. This article will explore the…
Marriage in Pakistan is a solemn contract governed by Islamic law and local statutes, notably the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961. While written marriage contracts (Nikahnama) are the norm, verbal marriage contracts are occasionally practiced. This article delves into the…
Prenuptial agreements, also known as “Nikahnama” clauses or pre-marriage contracts, play a pivotal role in safeguarding the rights and responsibilities of spouses under Islamic and Pakistani law. Properly drafted, they can prevent future conflicts, ensure financial security, and clearly define…
Polygamy, the practice of marrying multiple spouses, is legally permitted under Islamic law and the laws of Pakistan, albeit with strict regulations to ensure fairness and justice. In Pakistan, polygamous marriages are governed by the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961,…
Introduction Khula (خلع) is a legal right available to a Muslim wife in Pakistan to seek dissolution of her marriage if she cannot live with her husband within the limits prescribed by Islam. Governed under the Family Laws of Pakistan,…