Marriage with the intention of divorce

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Saleh Al Mansour Book card and subject index The book: Marriage with the intention of divorce through the evidence of the Book and Sunnah and the objectives of Islamic Sharia Author: Saleh bin Abdul Aziz bin Ibrahim Al Mansour (d. 1429 AH) Praise: Muhammad bin Saleh Al Uthaymeen, Saleh bin Muhammad Al Lehidyan, Saleh bin Fawzan bin Abdullah Al Fawzan Publisher: Dar Ibn Al Jowzi for Publishing and Distribution, Saudi Arabia Edition: First, 1428 AH Number of pages: 141 [Book numbering consistent with the printed copy] Author page: [Saleh Al Mansour] Subject index - Praise for Sheikh Muhammad bin Saleh Al Uthaymeen, may Allah have mercy on him - Praise for the esteemed Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council and Member of the Senior Scholars Council, Sheikh Saleh bin Muhammad Al Lehidyan - Praise for Sheikh Dr. Saleh bin Fawzan Al Fawzan - Introduction to the first edition - Introduction to the second edition - The meaning of marriage that Allah has legislated - Objectives of Sharia in marriage - Examples of marriages that Allah has forbidden - Why were these marriages forbidden? Marriage with the intention of divorce First opinion: The majority's view is permissibility - Hanafi - Maliki - Shafi’i - Hanbali - The opinion of Sheikh al-Islam Ahmad ibn Taymiyah Second opinion: Prohibition - Imam Al-Awza’i - Hanbali - The opinion of Ibn Qayyim, may Allah have mercy on him, on the ruling of marriage with the intention of divorce - The opinion of Sheikh Muhammad Rashid Rida - The opinion of the Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta’ - The opinion of Sheikh Muhammad bin Saleh Al Uthaymeen - The opinion of the Islamic Fiqh Academy - My opinion on the ruling of marriage with the intention of divorce Objectives of Sharia in marriage - The corruptions of marriage with the intention of divorce - The response to the evidence of those who permit marriage with the intention of divorce - Our response to what Sheikh Ibn Taymiyah, may Allah have mercy on him, said - Evidence of those who permit this marriage from later scholars - Discussion of what is narrated about Al-Hasan and Al-Mughira - Mahr marriage (temporary marriage) - Conclusion