ANSWER: It’s not permissible for your maternal uncle to be the wali! Your father is her wali and its mandatory for him to give his consent to the marriage otherwise the marriage would be invalid.
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ANSWER: It belongs to the bride alone.
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ANSWER: Of course not! Marriage in Islam has conditions and pillars such as the proposal and acceptance and the presence of the guardian of the woman and his approval.
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ANSWER: She doesn’t have to present as long as she has given her consent and her guardian approves of it and gives the proposal to the boy in the presence of two male witnesses.
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ANSWER: No! Your father is your wali (guardian) who would give you away in marriage and he can’t be a witness and women can’t be witnesses in nikah You must choose any two muslim males as witnesses
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ANSWER: This is totally prohibited & inappropriate!!
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ANSWER: If she makes it as a condition and he agrees to it as a condition and the witnesses testify that it was a condition, this is binding even if it was not written down. But if none of the above took place, this was not a condition and it is not binding.
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ANSWER: If it’s only a function and a party they want to throw then no problem in this as long as it’s a segregated event without music or anything haram. It is not permissible to make the marriage contract twice.
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ANSWER: She can stipulate that he cannot take another wife but she cannot stipulate about divorce.
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