الأعراف و التقاليد العربية قبل الإسلام التي أقرها الرسول (صلى الله عليه و سلم)‎ : الزواج و الحياة الأسرية أنموذجا

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The social depth of any society - an imperative necessity - for the nations is that it links its past with its present and future, so it derives from it its values, norms and traditions, so it keeps the good from it and purifies the mixture of impurities and removes the corrupt, which is necessarily applicable to the biography of the Prophet Muhammad () and his gift in marriage and family life Arab pre-Islamic customs and traditions have greatly affected this aspect, and the work of Al-Ghaith on the land has worked, in which his origins are green and his land is green and he contributes to forming its shape, The topic of this study was concerned with showing the role and effects of Arab customs and traditions before Islam in the noble prophetic biography, which was compatible with it in many of its broad lines, and sometimes even in some of its precise details, as the Prophet's Sunnah, which is the second source of Islamic legislation, sought to refine and refine it.

And taking it out in its legal form, which confirms that the Islamic civilization did not come from a vacuum to suddenly shine on the sun on humanity, rather it was based on solid foundations and firm roots that derive its origins from Arab civilization before Islam, which some historians tried to obliterate or stick to the stigma of the dark period Out.

and because Arab customs and traditions before Islam are many and very complex so the research fesearch focused on a specific aspect of it that is considered to be of great importance, in addition to being the most closely, related to public life in Islamic society, which is marriage in it its various stages, such as choosing a wife, engagement dowry and wedding, as well as the stewardship of a man in the home and the formation, of the family in addition to marital disputes, divorce and khula with all the inplications and details it carried between its sides, which were prevalent before islam and approved by the messenger (may god bless him and grant him peace).