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This has nothing to do with Islam and this was never there. It is upto you to accept this marriage. 

There is nothing wrong in avoiding a marriage based on medical reports that there is a high confirmed possibility that if there were to be children, they would be negatively affected. However, it is also permissible for someone to trust Allah and marry such a person while believing that all is in Allah’s hands.

QUESTION: Please I just want to know what your opinion is on genotype and marriage in Islam, because in a lot of cases people tend to break off their engagements due to genotypes not matching. This is something that I’ve witnessed a lot of times and experienced. So please do you think it should be a requirement one should really look at in a potential spouse because?

Fiqh of Marriage, Medicine and medical treatments | May 28, 2023 8:55 am
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QUESTION: My brother, 1 year older wishes to get married. But since I’m the sister and due for marriage for sum tym, my mom refuses to see/accept the person he wishes to marry, lest it lessens my chance. He worries that mum’s refusal may deter the girl’s family from marrying the girl to my brother. What should be done?
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QUESTION: Am I legally according to shariah able to take my husband’s name out of my will as he does not provide for all expenses. He only pays for the groceries and for 40% of the utility bills. He lives in my house and I pay for the mortgage as it is in my name. He does not fulfilling the rights of wife (me) as he should in all aspects, and hardly spends any time with me. He does not like to socialise as