6 Types of Nikah Forbidden in Islam | What Does the Quran & Sunnah Say?

6 Types of Nikah Forbidden in Islam | What Does the Quran & Sunnah Say? Description: Marriage in Islam is a sacred bond built on faith, dignity, responsibility and mutual rights. But did you know that certain forms of marriage are prohibited in Islam? In this video, we explore 6 types of prohibited marriages in the light of the Holy Quran and authentic Hadith: 1. Nikah Mut'ah – Temporary marriage. 2. Nikah Shighar – Exchange marriage prohibited by the Prophet ﷺ. 3. Nikah Tahleel (Halala) – A pre-arranged marriage intended to make a divorced woman lawful again for her former husband. 4. Marriage During Iddah – Contracting a marriage before the prescribed waiting period ends. 5. Marrying an Already Married Woman – A woman who is already in a valid marriage cannot be married by another man. 6. Marriage Within Prohibited Relationships – Relationships forbidden for marriage through blood ties, breastfeeding and marriage ties. Quranic References: Surah An-Nisa 4:23–24 Surah Al-Baqarah 2:228, 2:235 Hadith References: Sahih Muslim 1406 Sahih al-Bukhari 5112 Sunan Abi Dawud – Hadith concerning Tahleel Important: The discussion of Tahleel refers to a marriage arranged or conditioned in advance for the purpose of making the woman lawful for her former husband. An ordinary second marriage is not automatically prohibited. Watch till the end and understand why Islam has established clear boundaries for marriage. May Allah guide us towards what is lawful and protect us from what is forbidden. Aameen. Subscribe to Rabb Reset for authentic Islamic knowledge, Quranic reminders and meaningful stories.♥️👍🏻 #IslamicKnowledge #NikahInIslam #MarriageInIslam #HalalAndHaram #RabbReset