Is it possible for a married Muslim man to marry a second wife in Dubai if she is non Muslim?

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It is not permissible for a Muslim to marry a woman who does not follow the religion of Islam unless she is one of the People of the Book (revealed religions) that is, a Jew or a Christian, on the condition that she is chaste.

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Greetings.

The Islamic religion allows polygamy for up to 4 wives, and a Muslim man can marry a non-Muslim woman provided that she is a Christian or Jewish woman.

However, a Muslim man is not allowed to marry an atheist woman who does not follow a heavenly religion.

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In Dubai, a Muslim man can legally marry a non-Muslim woman (from the People of the Book, i.e., Christian or Jewish).

However, the consent of the woman's guardian is required for the marriage.

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Yes, it is possible and it is called civil marriage.

If you are a Muslim and you would like to marry a non-Muslim wife, you can marry according to the civil marrage.

He can marry her if she is Christian or Jewish.

In Dubai, the laws governing marriage are based on Islamic principles. Polygamy is allowed under certain conditions in Islam, but there are specific rules and requirements that must be followed for a Muslim man to take a second wife.

Permissibility of Polygamy in Islam:

Islam permits polygamy under specific circumstances outlined in the Quran. A Muslim man is allowed to have up to four wives simultaneously, but this permission comes with conditions such as treating all wives equally and providing for them equally.

Marriage between a Muslim Man and a Non-Muslim Woman in Dubai:

In Dubai, a Muslim man is allowed to marry a non-Muslim woman; however, there are certain requirements and considerations that need to be taken into account.

Rules and Requirements for a Muslim Man Marrying a Non-Muslim Woman in Dubai:

Religious Conversion: In the case of marrying a non-Muslim woman, it is often required for the woman to convert to Islam before the marriage can take place.

This conversion is necessary as Islamic law does not allow a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man unless he converts to Islam.

Legal Formalities: The marriage between a Muslim man and a non-Muslim woman in Dubai needs to comply with the legal requirements of the UAE.

This includes obtaining the necessary documentation, such as marriage certificates, and following the procedures set by the authorities.

Consent: Both parties must consent willingly to the marriage. Consent is an essential element in Islamic marriage contracts, and both individuals must enter into the marriage agreement without any coercion or pressure.

Registration: The marriage needs to be registered with the relevant authorities in Dubai to be legally recognized. This registration process ensures that the marriage is valid under UAE law.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, it is possible for a married Muslim man in Dubai to enter into a second marriage with a non-Muslim woman; however, certain rules and requirements must be met.

These include religious conversion, adherence to legal formalities, obtaining consent from both parties and registering the marriage with the appropriate authorities.

Dear J.,

Thanks for the message.

According to UAE law, a Muslim man is allowed to have up to four wives, as long as he can provide for them equally and with justice.

However, certain conditions and requirements must be met in order for a second marriage to be legally recognized in Dubai.

1. Permission from the first wife: Before a Muslim man can marry a second wife, he must seek permission from his first wife. This is to ensure that the first wife is aware and consents to the second marriage.

2. Approval from the Sharia Court: The man must also obtain approval from the Sharia Court in Dubai. The court will consider the reasons for the second marriage and ensure that the man is capable of fulfilling his responsibilities towards both wives.

3. Proof of financial stability: The man must provide proof that he is financially stable and able to support both wives and any children that may result from the marriage.

4. Non-Muslim woman must convert to Islam: In order for the marriage to be recognized under UAE law, the non-Muslim woman must convert to Islam. This can be done at the Sharia Court or at an Islamic center in Dubai.

5. Marriage contract: A marriage contract must be signed by both parties and registered at the Sharia Court. This contract will outline the rights and responsibilities of both parties in the marriage.

It is important to note that polygamy is not widely practiced in Dubai and the UAE, and the process of obtaining permission for a second marriage can be lengthy and complicated.

Greetings,

You must go to the family court to find out the requirements and conditions for marriage in this case.