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Al-Azhar warns against trivializing marriage contracts
The Al-Azhar International Fatwa Center has warned against joking and mockery during the marriage contract ceremony, affirming that this occasion holds its own religious significance and value, and requires respect and dignity. The center clarified that marriage contracts in Islamic law are characterized by great importance and should be conducted in an atmosphere of respect and seriousness, especially regarding the conditions of offer and acceptance, which form the foundation of lawful contracts. Introducing humor or jest into this process contradicts the divine emphasis on valuing marriage. It also cautioned against the danger of turning marriage ceremonies into social media content aimed at attracting views through humorous situations or inappropriate phrases. The center stressed that the marriage contract ceremony must be respected for its sanctity, and that celebrating marriage is permissible and lawful, provided that the celebration stays within the boundaries of Sharia. It is important to distinguish between lawful joy and frivolity that undermines the sanctity of the religious covenant. Al-Azhar called on married couples and guardians to maintain the decorum and dignity of the contract ceremony, ignoring any behaviors that diminish the respect of this occasion. It emphasized that Allah has commanded us to honor His sacred rites.
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