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Muslim marriage with those who respect the scriptures such as the Jews, Christian and Parsees is
irregular
void
Valid
Invalid
Here’s the thing:
- Under Muslim law, a Muslim man can marry a woman who is a "kitabiya"—that means someone from the People of the Book, like Jews and Christians. This marriage is considered Valid (Option:3) ?.
- Marrying a Parsee (Zoroastrian) or anyone not from the People of the Book is generally void—so, not recognized at all. That’s Option:2 ?.
- An irregular marriage (Option:1) usually refers to a marriage that has some defects (like marrying during iddat, or without witnesses), but not for marrying a Jew or Christian.
- Invalid isn’t a standard legal term in this context—it's not used officially.
For Jews and Christians, it’s a valid marriage under Muslim law, not irregular. For Parsees, it’s void.
Correct Answer: Option:3 - Valid
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