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Authority Clarifies Forcing Daughters into Marriage
Sheikh Muhammad Kamal, Secretary of Fatwa at the Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta, affirms that marriage cannot be based on coercion, and that a girl has the right to accept or refuse marriage, and it is not permissible to force her to marry someone she does not want. He also explains that the same rule applies to sons; it is not acceptable to force a son to marry a girl he does not want. He believes that marriage should be entered into with the consent of both parties, and that a marriage contract is valid if it fulfills the basic conditions such as the guardian, offer and acceptance, and witnesses, while any existing flaws must be corrected. Overall, he urges dealing wisely with the girl's wishes and emphasizes the importance of compatibility and mutual consent for the stability of the marital relationship.
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