According to Shia law to execute the marriage presence of witness is
Under Shia (Ithna Ashari) law, witnesses are not necessary for the validity of a marriage; a proposal and acceptance by competent parties is enough. Sunni law, by contrast,…
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According to Shia law to execute the marriage presence of witness is
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Under Shia (Ithna Ashari) law, witnesses are not necessary for the validity of a marriage; a proposal and acceptance by competent parties is enough. Sunni law, by contrast, requires two male witnesses, or one male and two female witnesses, and treats a marriage without them as irregular.
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