Wife's Refusal Of The Right To Bed, Its Conditions And Rulings )Failure To Sustain Offspring, Waste Of Rights, And Harm To Mental And Physical Health(

Abstract

The basic principle of legal marriage is the establishment of the right to the bed for both parties: the husband, who has paid a dowry through an offer, acceptance, witnesses, and public declaration of the marriage and consummation; and the wife, who has devoted herself to her husband, with her consent and that of her guardian, in service, obedience, submission, and fulfillment of the husband's legal right to satisfy his lawful sexual needs. The right to the bed is established for both parties, and through it, instinctive satisfaction and psychological reassurance are achieved. It is a legitimate means of perpetuating the human race. Failure to comply with this right causes significant psychological harm and may lead to forbidden relationships, on the one hand, and conflicts with the Shari'a's desire to increase the offspring of the Muhammadan nation, on the other.

The research objectives were as follows:

1. Providing legal answers to husbands' questions about the ruling on a wife's refusal to fulfill her husband's right to the bed.
2. [Compiling] a group of scattered rulings and regulations related to this topic in one place.
3. Proving Sharia's ability to provide appropriate solutions to people's new challenges.

This research concluded with a number of findings and recommendations, which are outlined at the end of the study.