Is marriage allowed in Islam

Answer 1

Yes, in condition fulfilling Islam marriage rules; the most important of which is that a Muslim man can marry only a Muslim, Christian, or Jewish woman and that a Muslim woman can marry only a Muslim man.

Answer BTo the best of my knowledge; it most certainly is legal in Islam! We are taught to respect the laws of the land which we live. Some Muslims do get married this way, and some just simply get married under The Islam belief that Allah is the main witness needed in their marriage. Some even go as far getting married by both ways. I don"t see the harm in either of the ways! (May my statements be correct by Allah's Grace & Mercy... If not; please comment to correct!) This is our duty to inform! Comment on Answer B above:Court marriage is legal only if it is in compliance and agreement with Islam teachings and rules. Basically, Muslim man is allowed to marry only Muslim, Christian, or Jewish woman. A Muslim woman is allowed to marry only a Muslim man. Respecting the laws of the lands you are living in should not be of superiority to Islam rules.

Answer 2

The Muslim girl or boy can do a court marriage, if they want, but after doing the Marriage per religion. The court marriage, if needed, should be as secondary to the marriage per religion and not as replacement to it. If both partners are in a non-Islamic country, they can do this religious marriage in the embassy of the Muslim partner.

It should be emphasized that per Islam religion:

• The Muslim man can marry only Muslim, Christian, or Jewish woman, and
• The Muslim woman can marry only a Muslim man (or a man who converted to Islam on true belief in Islam religion)

Answer 3

Sure marriage is allowed in Islam. In Islam no sex practices, oral sex or intercourse sex, are allowed outside marriage per religion requirements. Marriage is also allowed for official religious people and preachers.