Book of Marriage
349 — They unanimously agree that if a father marries off his previously married daughter without her consent, the marriage is invalid.
350 — They unanimously agree that it is permissible for a father to marry off his minor virgin daughter, provided he gives her to a compatible suitor.
351 — They unanimously agree that a marriage contract concluded by a father on behalf of his minor son is valid.
352 — They unanimously agree that a disbeliever cannot act as guardian for his Muslim daughter.
353 — They unanimously agree that a woman may prevent her husband from coming to her until she has received her dower.
354 — They unanimously agree that the ruler may marry off a woman when she desires marriage, invites a suitable suitor, and her guardian refuses to conclude the marriage.
355 — They unanimously agree that if a non-Arab free man or a manumitted slave marries another people’s slave-woman and she bears him children, those children are slaves.
356 — They unanimously agree that when a slave-woman is emancipated while married to a slave, she is entitled to choose whether to remain with him or separate.
357 — They unanimously agree that the legal rulings for a eunuch and for a man whose genital organ has been severed are the same as those for other men with respect to covering the private parts in prayer, leading the prayer, the clothing worn in the state of pilgrimage consecration, their share of inheritance, and their allotted portion of war booty.
358 — They unanimously agree that if a castrated man marries a woman who is unaware of his condition, then once she learns of it she has the option to annul the marriage.
359 — They unanimously agree that a man, even after the marriage contract has been concluded, is not deemed muḥṣan (a legally married person whose adultery incurs stoning) until he has consummated the marriage with his wife.