How to protect Minor property in Islam
My husband passed away 2022, I hove 6 year old son. As per Islam, My Father in Law became legal guradian for my Son, There is chance to misuse my minor son's property by my In Laws family. How I need ...
My husband passed away 2022, I hove 6 year old son. As per Islam, My Father in Law became legal guradian for my Son, There is chance to misuse my minor son's property by my In Laws family. How I need ...
Dear client,
In case if there is any chance of misuse of minor's property, then the minor can file a suit to set aside the deed within the period of limitation 3 years on the minor attaining the majority, as prescribed under Article 60 of the Limitation Act.
Hi, I am a working individual from muslim community and boyfriend from Christian. We got our parents approval, however my dad wants me to marry as per muslim custom so that he won't face any issues f ...
Dear client,
For conversion to Islam, one needs to visit a mosque in the locality and take Shahada in the presence of a Maulvi and two major witnesses.
Indian Constitution states that a person has the freedom to profess, practice and propagate any religion. As such, there is no legal procedure to convert the religion but the conversion must be notified in the Govt. Gazette so that it can be easily affected in all other legal documents.
I am a Muslim, my husband got a second marriage and it was with my permission. I would like my husband to get rid off the second marriage how it can be done. Is the second marriage valid if not what c ...
Dear Madam,
You have already given consent for second marriage which is legal in your community. Your right is restricted to get monthly maintenance to maintain yourself.
My Wife left My since last 1 year back..She'S Not Coming back to my Home...She is demanding to Leave my oldage parents..Am Only son To my parents...Am Suffering with Mental Depression with her behavio ...
Dear client,
You cannot give this form of Talaq as it is illegal.
Articles 14, 15, 21, and 25 of the Indian Constitution prohibit "Talaq-E-Hasan and other kinds of unilateral extra-judicial talaq," a practise that is illegal under Section 2 of the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937.
My Wife is Not coming to my Home...Since 1 year And I have Sended Legal Notice To Rejoin With Me..But She Rejected 2nd Notice...After 3rd Notice Served...Can I send Talaq1 Notice For One month Gap??3T ...
Dear client,
We would advise you to reconcile with your wife. Please file a case under section 9 of the Hindu Marriage act that deals with restitution of conjugal rights.
Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 has been explained below for your understanding:
Restitution of conjugal rights - When either the husband or the wife has, without reasonable excuse, withdrawn from the society of the other, the aggrieved party may apply, by petition to the district court, for restitution of conjugal ri
am 20+ years old muslim boy And my girlfriend is 18+years old Hindu girl. We want to live in relationship Is it possible? If this is the case, do we have a problem?
Hi client,
No problem persists as such. Two adults have the full right to be in a relationship without harming anybody. In case your family opposes, be strong enough, intercaste marriages a/ love relationships have no solution in India.
Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul
I had a few queries regarding the distribution of assets under Muslim Law 1. Can a Muslim also transfer 100% of their assets through Will? 2. What is the risk of Muslim transferring 100% of assets v ...
Dear client,
A Muslim can't dispose more than one-third of his property without the consent of his heirs. This includes the assets left after payment of funeral expenses and debts. The remaining two-third property is the legal right of his heirs at the time of his death.
With respect to Shia Muslims, bequeathing one-third estate to an heir or to a non-heir is permissible. However, under the Sunni Muslim personal law, the one-third inheritance may be made in favour of a non-heir without seeking
Khulanama document given to husband,but family members saying its not valid without husband sign ..in muslim sharia , pls let me know .
Hello,
Khula is a way for a Muslim woman to initiate a divorce without her husband's consent by returning the mahr or dowry that she received at the time of marriage. It is important to note that khula can only be initiated by the wife and not the husband. Once the mahr is returned, the marriage is considered dissolved.
I am a Sunni Muslim man aged 60 years. Our marriage was solemnized in 1995 and have owere some issues between us and my wife leave the house and started to live with her working daughter two months ag ...
Dear Sir,
Divorce is not happened legally but you can marry for second time as per Islamic law provided you are ready to pay monthly maintenance if claimed by your ex-wife. She has given implied consent for your second marriage.
My husband was forced to sign by his parents to sign three times and after that forcefully the divorce was registered in telangana waqf board. Is it possible that it can get cancelled now?
Dear Madam,
You need not cancel it as it itself is not regular divorce. You may file Domestic Violence case, 125 Cr.P.C case for maintenance and 498A of IPC for cruelty etc. and in the Courts you can argue that it was not legal divorce.
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