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Is it permissible to put conditions in the marriage contract, and are they absolute or restricted?

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The general principle in the law is that spouses are on their terms.

That is, they are obligated to fulfill it, and this responds to the first part of the question. As for the second part, it is not absolute.. It is permissible, unless it is a condition that forbids what is lawful or makes lawful what is forbidden, such as the condition of committing a crime in order to agree to marriage, or the condition that children follow the religion of their mother Non-Muslim

And if a condition is placed in the marriage contract that contradicts its origin, the contract is invalid, such as stipulating marriage for a known or unknown period, then divorce takes place.

It is not permissible to put a condition that contradicts the purpose or purposes of marriage even if it does not contradict the original contract, such as that one of them stipulates marriage for life, or the husband requires that he not adhere to the dowry or alimony, or that the wife stipulates that he not travel with her if she wants to move, or requires that he live with her Where her father wants, or one of them requires that the other not inherit from him.

Likewise, it is not permissible to set a unanimous condition for its prohibition, such as the condition that the father not have guardianship over his children, or that their lineage is not proven to him, or that one of them requires the other to continue in an illegal act. 

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