Abstract
Marriage is a cornerstone of Islamic society, regarded as a sacred union ordained by Allah. This comprehensive analysis delves into the intricate rules and regulations governing marriage within the Islamic faith. Drawing upon primary Islamic sources such as the Quran and Hadith, as well as secondary scholarly literature, this research paper meticulously examines various facets of Islamic marriage, including the marriage contract (Nikah), the importance of consent, considerations of compatibility, the significance of the dowry (Mahr), rights and responsibilities of spouses, the principles of monogamy and polygamy, procedures and conditions for divorce, the role of family support, fostering mutual respect and kindness, and the importance of seeking guidance. By exploring these fundamental principles, this research paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Islamic marriage and its profound significance in the lives of believers. Through adherence to these rules, individuals can aspire to cultivate strong, fulfilling, and harmonious marital relationships rooted in faith and mutual respect.Marriage holds significant importance in Islam, serving as a sacred bond ordained by Allah. This research paper explores the rules and regulations governing marriage within the Islamic faith. Drawing upon primary Islamic sources, including the Quran and Hadith, as well as secondary scholarly literature, this paper examines key aspects such as the marriage contract (Nikah), consent, compatibility, dowry (Mahr), rights and responsibilities of spouses, monogamy and polygamy, divorce, family support, mutual respect, and seeking guidance. By delving into these fundamental principles, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Islamic marriage and its significance in the lives of believers.