هدايا الخاطبين

Abstract EN

This research deals with the issue of gifts for suitors, as the study aims to rule on the return of gifts after the annulment of the engagement and its implications through the Personal Status System project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The research includes an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion.

The following are the most significant findings of the study: If the suitor knows that the gifts are part of the dowry either verbally or customary, then these gifts are returned to the suitor when the engagement is broken because nothing of the dowry is entitled except by the contract.

If the gifts are not part of the dowry, and if the fiancé or fiancée broke the engagement without a reason or reason that goes back to the fiancé, then he does not have the right to take the gifts and so on.

If the fiancée broke the engagement, the suitor may take back his gifts if they are still existed, otherwise with the same or their value on the day of delivery.

If the gifts are not part of the dowry, the issue is in detail: if the engagement is broken with or without a reason, the fiancé doesn't have the right to take back his gifts.

If the gifts are worn out, they aren't taken back.