Explanation:

Here’s the thing:

- Option 1: 750 dirhams

Not the ceiling in Shia law for proper dower. Doesn’t have any particular connection to Shia rules.

- Option 2: 1000 dirhams

Now, this is the key number. In Shia law, proper dower (mahr) often refers to the dower given to Prophet Muhammad’s daughter Fatima, which was 500 dirhams.

BUT—there’s no explicit cap on the proper dower. However, historically, some sources reference 500 or 1000 dirhams in discussions.

- Option 3: 100 dirhams

Way too low, doesn’t line up with common recognized amounts in Shia or Sunni practice.

- Option 4: 500 dirhams

This amount is tied to tradition, as the dower for Fatima Zahra was 500 dirhams. Many Shia jurists see this as a good example or minimum, not a maximum.

Correct Answer: Option 2—1000 dirhams

There’s no hard legal limit, but 1000 dirhams is sometimes mentioned as a traditional standard for maximum, especially in older texts. 500 dirhams is traditional, but not a mandated upper limit.