Interfaith marriage refers to situations where the spouses who belong to different faiths conclude a marriage. The United Arab Emirates is a tolerant country and welcomes individuals from different countries and faiths to make the UAE their home. Under the Federal Law No. 28 of 2005 on Personal Status, marriage is considered to be a legal contract between a man and woman which aims to protect and form a steady family (Article 19).
Family Law of UAE (Federal Law number 28 of 2005), unlike other countries mandates the residents of UAE, if regulated by the Law, to prove the existence of the marriage as per the prerequisites set up by the Law or as followed by the principles of Sharia.
Family Lawyers of Dubai receives numerous inquiries concerning the validity of any nuptial agreement signed by the spouses under the Personal Status Law (Federal Law 28 of 2005). Consequently, this article will annotate various aspects of pre/post-nuptial agreement.
Dr. Hassan Elhais details the validity of the above agreements under Shariah.
Dr. Hassan Elhais explains the special conditions a husband and wife can agree to put in the contract of marriage at the on set.
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