Salaf against Nikah Mut'ah after Muhammad

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There are a number of Salaf who verdicted Nikah Mut'ah to be legal after Muhammad.

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[edit] Introduction

"Salaf" is the Islamic term for the first three generations of Muslim who lived during and after the live of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. The verdicts are notable since the Salaf are the main source of receiving knowledge about Muhammad's ways (Arabic: Sunnah), and the Sunnah is heavily relied on as a complement to the Qur'an when deduction Islamic Jurisprudence (Arabic: fiqh) from the Islamic Divine Law (Arabic: Sharia).

Further, the very subject of the verdic is notable as well, since the permissibility of temporary marriages (Arabic: Nikah Mut'ah) after the life of Muhammad is a highly controversial subject between Shi'a and Sunnis.

It is important to note that all the people in the list are not universally agree upon to have holden the stated stance, rather, this article presents sources that present them as holding that stance.