Research on the inheritance of couples in temporary marriage

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 Islamic Azad University-Babol

2 Mazandaran University

Abstract

Temporary marriage is one of the specific contracts of Shiite jurisprudence, which in some rulings differs from permanent marriage, including the issue of inheritance of couples. Accordingly, the main question that the present study tries to give a descriptive-analytical answer to is, "Do couples inherit from each other in a temporary marriage?". According to research, while there is no difference among Imami jurists regarding the inheritance of couples from each other, there is disagreement about the inheritance of couples from each other in temporary marriage, and some believe in the absolute permission of inheritance and in contrast to another group, it is believed that the nature of temporary marriage is not appropriate for inheritance. In the meantime, a third group of jurists has presented a detailed theory and, by considering the principle of inheritance or non-inheritance, has added to the existing differences regarding the ruling of the mentioned subject. In the present study, while explaining the opinion of Imami jurists and analyzing the available evidence, the well-known view that there is a "principle of non-inheritance unless the condition of inheritance" has been strengthened.

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