Sigha

Theological Foundations

At its core, Sigha is supported by various interpretations of the Quran and Hadith literature. Proponents cite verses that advocate for marriage as a means of establishing sanctity in interpersonal relationships, especially in circumstances where permanent marriage may not be feasible. These interpretations stress that Sigha, when conducted properly, is an act of empowerment for individuals seeking companionship, without the prohibitive conditions present in conventional marriages.

Several Hadith attributed to the Prophet Muhammad and the Imams support the practice. For example, the Prophet is reported to have permitted temporary marriages during specific circumstances, such as during military campaigns where travel restrictions may exist, promoting social cohesion and responsibility.

Maleeha el-Hamdan

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