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Marriage by a Muslim with his real sister is

Under Muslim law, a marriage within the prohibited degrees of consanguinity, such as a marriage with one's own sister, is batil, or void from its inception, since…

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Under Muslim law, a marriage within the prohibited degrees of consanguinity, such as a marriage with one's own sister, is batil, or void from its inception, since consanguinity operates as a perpetual bar to a valid marriage.

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