QUESTION: 4 Muslim teens (14–17) played Truth/Dare. A couple held a mock Nikkah: a male friend officiated, both accepted thrice, and they roughly signed paper.Witnesses: 1 girl, No Wali, adult male witnesses, or Mahr. Later a year spent time alone. A local Mufti claimed spending time alone acted as Walima, making it valid. Is it valid? Is the Mufti correct?via quran& sunnah
QUESTION: 4 Muslim teens (14–17) played Truth/Dare. A couple held a mock Nikkah: a male friend officiated, both accepted thrice, and they roughly signed paper.Witnesses: 1 girl, No Wali, adult male witnesses, or Mahr. Later a year spent time alone. A local Mufti claimed spending time alone acted as Walima, making it valid. Is it valid? Is the Mufti correct?via quran& sunnah
10Nov
ANSWER:
They were sinful for such free mixing and haram gatherings and relationship.
What this so called Mufti said is baseless as no Nikkah took place.
The Prophet ﷺ ruled that any marriage that takes place without the consent of the wali is considered void.
QUESTION: 4 Muslim teens (14–17) played Truth/Dare. A couple held a mock Nikkah: a male friend officiated, both accepted thrice, and they roughly signed paper.Witnesses: 1 girl, No Wali, adult male witnesses, or Mahr. Later a year spent time alone. A local Mufti claimed spending time alone acted as Walima, making it valid. Is it valid? Is the Mufti correct?via quran& sunnah