Marriage as an obstacle in Islamic law and its legal consequences
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This study examines kinship as a barrier to marriage in Islamic law. The thesis consists of an introduction, three chapters and a conclusion. In the introduction, the purpose of writing the subject, the method of writing the subject, the studies on the subject, the concept of marriage and the history of marriage are explained. In the first part of the study, "obstacles to marriage in Islamic law", in the second part "consanguinity as an obstacle to marriage in Islamic law", and in the third part "the consequences arising from consanguinity" are examined. In the first part, the meaning of the concepts in Islamic law, the effect of this difference in meaning on the subject, and the social consequences of the ruling obtained were discussed. While examining the issues in our study, the main sources of the sects were emphasized and the rulings of these sects and the evidence of these rulings were mentioned and evaluated. In the conclusion part, the results of the factors that constitute khilafat are emphasized and the study is completed by stating the conclusion we have reached.
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Tuncay Sezgin
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Tuncay Sezgin (Master Thesis). Marriage as an obstacle in Islamic law and its legal consequences, 2024, Süleyman Demirel University.
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