1. A marriage of a Muslim male with a Hindu female is: a. valid b. void c. irregular d. none of the above Ans. (C) 2. Religion of Islam is essentially (a) polytheistic (b) monothe... 1. A marriage of a Muslim male with a Hindu female is: a. valid b. void c. irregular d. none of the above Ans. (C) 2. Religion of Islam is essentially (a) polytheistic (b) monotheistic (C) paganistic (d) either (b) or (c) and not (a) Ans. (B) 3. Islamic law is formally contained in (a) Hadith (b) Quran (c) Ijma and qiyas (d) all the above Ans. (D) 4. A marriage prohibited by reason of difference of religion is: a. valid b. void c. irregular d. none of the above Ans. (C) 5. Shariat Act, 1937 came into operation on (a) 4th April 1937 (b) 7th January, 1937 (c) 7th July, 1937 (d) 7th October, 1937 Ans. (D) 6. Muslim law applies to (a) all persons who are Muslims by conversion (b) all persons who are Muslims by birth (C) all persons who are Muslims either by birth or by conversion (d) all persons who are Muslims by birth only and not to Muslims by conversion Ans. (C) 7. In India, if one of the parents is a Muslim, the child is to be treated as belonging to the religion of the father.
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The question is asking about various aspects of Muslim law, specifically regarding marriage legalities, religious classifications, and the applicability of the Shariat Act. It seems to be a quiz format with multiple choice questions focused on legal principles in Islam.
Answer
Irregular
The final answer is irregular.
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The final answer is irregular.
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In Islamic law, a marriage between a Muslim male and a non-Muslim female who is not 'People of the Book' (Christian or Jewish) is typically considered irregular or void. Interfaith marriages involving different religions often fall into the irregular category.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming all interfaith marriages are void or invalid. It's important to distinguish between legal classifications such as void, voidable, and irregular.
Sources
- Types of Marriage in Muslim Law - Drishti Judiciary - drishtijudiciary.com
- Prohibition of Interfaith Marriage - The Library of Congress - maint.loc.gov
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