The Allahabad High Court recently said that a legally wedded Muslim wife cannot go outside marriage and have a live-in relationship with another man. The court said that the married Muslim woman's live-in relationship with another man would be "Zina" (fornication) and "Haram" (act forbidden by Allah) as per the Shariat Law. The high court bench of Justice Renu Agarwal observed while rejecting a protection plea filed by a married Muslim woman and her Hindu live-in partner fearing for her life and safety. HC on Family Property: Allahabad High Court Says Property Purchased by Hindu Husband in Homemaker Wife's Name Is Family Property.
HC on Live-In
#LiveInRelation Of A Married Muslim Woman With Another Man Is 'Haram' & 'Zina' As Per Shariat: Allahabad HC Dismisses Protection Plea | @ISparshUpadhyay#AllahabadHighCourt #Zina #Haram #MuslimLaw #Shariathttps://t.co/aF2pioLIRz
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