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The article discusses the issue of marriage and its effects on society. Former Minister of Religious Endowments, Mohamed Mektar Jam'a, emphasized that Islamic law has established strict regulations to protect women and ensure family stability. He expressed his disapproval of informal marriages and secret marriages, as they lead to corruption and open the door to fitna (temptation and unrest). He explained that concealing a second marriage for personal interest reflects a lack of fidelity and results in harm to women, especially if the contracts are not officially documented, which hampers women's rights, legal evidence, and official transactions. He emphasized the importance of adhering to proper religious documentation as a religious duty to prevent exploitation and preserve households from collapsing. He affirmed that the act of documentation is not merely a legal requirement but a moral and religious responsibility. He strongly rejected informal marriages because of the chaos and rights violations they cause.
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