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Discuss the conditions for the validity of marriage in Muslim law Muslim Law: What are the types of divorce and what are they? Discuss the procedure for divorce. Discuss the provisions related to inheritance in Muslim law. What is waqf? Discuss the rights of the waqf grantor and the management of the waqf state. Conditions for the validity of marriage in Muslim law: A clear proposal (ijab) and consent (qabul) from both the bride and groom for marriage Proposal and consent: For a marriage to be valid, there must be a clear proposal (ijab) and consent (qabul) from both the bride and groom. Age : According to the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, it is mandatory for the groom to be 21 years old and the bride to be 18 years old for marriage. According to this law, getting married below this age is a punishable offence. Witnesses : In Sunni law, two sane and adult Muslim male witnesses or one male and two female witnesses are required to be present at the time of marriage. Witnesses are no...