دراسة تأثير إذن الأب بنكاح البكر الرشيده على ضوء فقه الإمامية و القانون الإيراني

Abstract EN

Imamiyah jurists used different definitions in explaining marriage, including a definition of marriage as a contract for property ownership, In the sense that the purpose of this agreement is to make it legitimate for each other to be married.

In some cases, the virgin daughter marries without permission, and there is a controversy about the validity or inaccuracy of such a contract among jurists.

In general, the viewpoints of Imami's jurisprudents on this issue are: The continuity of the Provincial Council for the father and the father of the father, the independence of the virgin in marriage, the partnership between the daughter and the Valley, the permanent status of the Provincial Council in the permanent marriage contract, the fall of the marriage and the fall of the province in the permanent marriage and its confirmation in the marriage interrupted.

However, in the legal system of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the permission of the father is the condition for the marriage contract, and so only after the marriage consent of the father or ancestor of the fatherhood the marriage is enacted and correct.