What is difference between the marriage law of shia and sunni?

Answer 1

The difference b/w shia nD sunni divorce is .. sunni husband can say the word "Talaaq (divorce)" to his wife and he can get divorce by just saying those 3 words but there should be a witness who heard him say it. On the other hand, Shia divorce is done by 2 Islamic leaders where they recite qura'an ayaat nD both the husband and wife should be available at that divorce

The difference b/w shia nD sunni divorce is .. sunni husband can say the word "Talaaq (divorce)" to his wife and he can get divorce by just saying those 3 words but there should be a witness who heard him say it. On the other hand, Shia divorce is done by 2 Islamic leaders where they recite qura'an ayaat nD both the husband and wife should be available at that divorce

The difference b/w shia nD sunni divorce is .. sunni husband can say the word "Talaaq (divorce)" to his wife and he can get divorce by just saying those 3 words but there should be a witness who heard him say it. On the other hand, Shia divorce is done by 2 Islamic leaders where they recite qura'an ayaat nD both the husband and wife should be available at that divorce

The difference b/w shia nD sunni divorce is .. sunni husband can say the word "Talaaq (divorce)" to his wife and he can get divorce by just saying those 3 words but there should be a witness who heard him say it. On the other hand, Shia divorce is done by 2 Islamic leaders where they recite qura'an ayaat nD both the husband and wife should be available at that divorce

Answer 2

In Sunni Islam, marriages can be irregular or they can be void. In Shia Islam, marriages cannot be "irregular" and can therefore either be valid or invalid. Guardians in Shia Islam are only the father and grandfather, but in Sunni Islam, it is the mother, brother, father, etc. In Sunni Islam, marriages cannot have restricted lengths, but in Shia Islam, there is such thing as a temporary marriage.

Answer 3

the difference is that in sunni marrige when a man wants to divorce a woman he can just you are divorced 3 times in a row and he doesnt even need to say it he can txt/sms it email it, write it on a peace of paper, on the mirror and after he says it 3 times he cannot marry her until someone marries her and SLEEPS WITH HER!! and then he can marry her again but wih with shia marrige there is no such thing as that because, if a man wants to divorce a woman, firsty he cannot be under the influence of any drug like alcohol or weed( not like a a true muslim would do that but these are the ahkam), and even if he divorces 100 times he can still marry he again but that wont be a marrige i call it a joke because marrige is love so dont marry someone you dont like, find ur suitable soul mate. i hope this helped :-)

Answer 4

two main differences are here. in principles both shiite and Sunni has common ideas such as tawhid or the oneness and nabuwwah or prophecy and ressurrection or Maad , but shiite despite these beiefs ,hs two other namely immamat or belief in the imams as successors of the prophet AND Adl or Divine justice.in the three basic first principles -unity,prophecy and resurrection .

the two problem of succession and Authority in religious Sciences:there are two problems of succession and authority between shia and sunni . in accordance with the islamic teaching which form its basis , shiism believed that the most important question facing islamic society was the elucidation and clarification of islamic teaching and the tenets of the religious sciences . only after such clarifications were made could be application of these teachings to the social order be considered . in other words , shiism believed that , before all else , members of siciety should be able to gain a true vision of the world and of men based of the real nature of things . only then could they know and perform their duties as human beings-in which lay their real welfare-even if the performance of these religious duties were to be against their desires . after carrying out this first step , a religious government should preserve and excute real islamic order in society in such a way that man would worship none other than God , would possess personal and social freedom to the extent possible and would benefit srom true personal and social justice .

these two ends could be accomplished only by a person who was inerrant and protected by god from having faults . otherwise people could become rulers or religious authorities who would not be free from the possibility of distoration of thought or the commoting of treachery in the duties placed upon their shoulders. were this to happen , the just and freedom-giving rule of islam could gradually be converted to dictatorial rule and completely autocratic government.

moreover , the pure religious teachings could become, as can be seen in the case of certan other religious , the victims of change and distoration in the hands of selfish scholrs given to satisfication of their carnal desires . as confirmed by holy prophet , Ali followed perfectely and completely the book of god and the tradition of the prophet in both words and deeds. As shiism sees it, if, as the majority say , only the Quraysh opposed the rightful caliphate of Ali, then that majority should have answered the Quraysh by asserting what was right. they should have quelled all opposition to the right cause in the same way that they fought against the group who refused to pay religious tax . the majority should not have remained indifferent to what was right for few of the opposition of Qurayesh .

what prevented te shiaah from accepting the elective method of choosing the caliphate by the people was the the fear of the unwholsome consequences that might result from it: fear of possible corruption in islamic government and of the destruction of the solid basis for the sublime religious sciences.As it happened,later event in islamic history confirmed this fear or predication , with the result that the shiites became even firmer in their belief . during the earliest years , however, because of the small number of the followers , shiism appeared outwardly to have been absorbed into the majority , although privately it continued to insist on acquiring the islamic sciences from the household of the prophet and invite people to its cause. At the same time , in order to preserve the power of islam nd sfeguard its progress, shiism did not display any opposition the men of islamic society.members of the shiite community even fought hand in hand with the sunni majority in holy wars and participated in public of affairs . Ali himself guided the sunnu majority in the interest of the whole islam , whenever such actions was neccessary.

Answer 5

according to shia rules marriage of a shia with a sunni its allowed.