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Muamalat: Social Relations, Family and Honest Trade — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Muamalat
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Islamic guidance on social relations and dealings between people.
The prescribed waiting period for a woman after divorce or the death of a husband.
Interest or usury, which is forbidden in Islamic trade and finance.
The care and guardianship of children, arranged to protect their welfare.
A marriage gift given by the husband to the wife as her right.
Iddah
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Islamic guidance on social relations and dealings between people.
The prescribed waiting period for a woman after divorce or the death of a husband.
Interest or usury, which is forbidden in Islamic trade and finance.
The care and guardianship of children, arranged to protect their welfare.
A marriage gift given by the husband to the wife as her right.
Riba
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Islamic guidance on social relations and dealings between people.
The prescribed waiting period for a woman after divorce or the death of a husband.
Interest or usury, which is forbidden in Islamic trade and finance.
The care and guardianship of children, arranged to protect their welfare.
A marriage gift given by the husband to the wife as her right.
Custody
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Islamic guidance on social relations and dealings between people.
The prescribed waiting period for a woman after divorce or the death of a husband.
Interest or usury, which is forbidden in Islamic trade and finance.
The care and guardianship of children, arranged to protect their welfare.
A marriage gift given by the husband to the wife as her right.
Mahr
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Islamic guidance on social relations and dealings between people.
The prescribed waiting period for a woman after divorce or the death of a husband.
Interest or usury, which is forbidden in Islamic trade and finance.
The care and guardianship of children, arranged to protect their welfare.
A marriage gift given by the husband to the wife as her right.
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