Mother Losing Her Right of Custody by Marrying a Non-Mahram of Her Child
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- If the mother married a person who is not the mahram relative of her child, she forfeits her right of custody.
- Mahram relative refers to someone with whom marriage is forever impermissible.
- However, if the mother marries a mahram of the child, then the right of the mother remains intact.
- Example of a mahram relative of the child is the child’s uncle (father’s brother).
- Besides the mother if any other female, such as the child’s sister or the child’s maternal aunt, is in custody of the child and she marries a non-mahram of the child, she too losses her right of custody.
(Behshti Zewar)