Marriage (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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How is marriage viewed in Islamic teaching?
How is marriage viewed in Islamic teaching?
Central position, religious duty & spiritual fulfilment
First purpose of marriage in Islam
First purpose of marriage in Islam
Procreation & raising children with Islamic upbringing
Second purpose of marriage in Islam
Second purpose of marriage in Islam
Provide love, companionship & intimacy blessed by Allah
Third purpose of marriage in Islam
Third purpose of marriage in Islam
Strengthen society & create family bonds
Muslim belief about marriage duration
Muslim belief about marriage duration
Lifelong commitment, permanent until death
Expectation for Muslim couples' faith
Expectation for Muslim couples' faith
Both spouses must remain within Islamic faith
Legal requirement for Islamic marriage
Legal requirement for Islamic marriage
A legal contract outlining rights & responsibilities
Polygamy limit in Islam
Polygamy limit in Islam
Up to 4 wives, must treat all equally & fairly
Model for Muslim marriages
Model for Muslim marriages
Prophet Muhammad & his treatment of his wives
Qur'anic teaching about men & women
Qur'anic teaching about men & women
Allah created them to be companions for each other
What is assisted marriage in Islam?
What is assisted marriage in Islam?
Family helps find suitable partners for marriage
Factors families consider for compatibility
Factors families consider for compatibility
Religious commitment, education, character, family background
Essential requirement for Islamic marriage
Essential requirement for Islamic marriage
Both bride & groom must freely consent
Qur'an verse about marriage (Surah 24:32)
Qur'an verse about marriage (Surah 24:32)
Marry those among you who are single
Preferred state for adults in Islamic teaching
Preferred state for adults in Islamic teaching
Marriage is the ideal state for most believers
