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UHIT2063-EB1 INSTITUSI KELUARGA DAN UNDANG-UNDANG PEMERINTAHAN DI MALAYSIA (FAMILY INSTITUTION AND GOVERNING LAWS IN MALAYSIA)

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What is the minimum age for marriage under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976?

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Registered marriage has effect of:i. Ensuring that the marriage was recognised by law.ii. Children born from the marriage can be considered as a Allowing thelegitimate child.iii. The couple is entitled to properties obtained during marriageiv. Allowing the husband to practice polygamy.

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Which of the following is a prohibited marriage in Islamic law?

Marrying a divorced person

Marrying a cousin

Marrying someone younger than 18

Marrying someone within the prohibited degrees of relationship

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Under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act, can a non-Muslim marriage be polygamous?

Only in special cases

Yes, with court permission

No, it must be monogamous

Yes, if the wife agrees

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In the case of breach of engagement under Islamic law, what can the aggrieved party claim?

A percentage of the dowry

A fixed compensation by law

The engagement gifts and any expenses incurred

Nothing, as engagements are not marriage contract

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What does the term nasab refer to in Islamic Family Law?

Lawful blood relationship

Consent of the wali

Illegitimate child

The marriage contract

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In a situation where a wali refuses to give consent for marriage due to an unreasonable reason, what legal recourse does the woman have under Islamic law?

She can apply for wali hakim to perform the marriage

The marriage cannot proceed under any circumstances

She can proceed with the marriage without the wali’s consent

She must convince her wali to give consent

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A marriage recognized under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 must be:

i. At least 18 years old for men and 16 years old for women with permission from the Minister.

ii. Marriage must be monogamous.

iii. Heterosexual marriage (between different sexes)

iv. Marriage with the full consent of both parties.

i, iii and iv

ii, iii and iv

i, ii and iii

i, ii, iii and iv

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These are prohibited relationships in marriage except:

Grandparent, parent, child or grandchild, sister or brother

Ex-spouse of sister or brother

Adopted parents and their children (non-muslim) / fosterage parents and their children connected with him or her through some act of suckling (muslim)

Spouse grandparent or parent, child or grandchild

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What is the primary difference between civil and Islamic marriages in Malaysia?

Civil marriages do not require consent of the parents

Civil marriages do not require witnesses

Islamic marriages can be polygamous under certain conditions

Islamic marriages require special licenses for all couples

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