The wife is the one who is called a wife in sharee’ah, with whom the relationship is long-lasting. “… and live with them honourably …”, but in the case of mut’ah a man does not live with the woman for long.
The wife is the one with whom one stays on a long-term basis, as Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): This kind of marriage was permitted during the year of the Conquest of Makkah for three days, then it was disallowed and prohibited until the Day of Resurrection. The beginning and end of the marriage are specified, and he pays her a small mahr (dowry), and after the specified time is over, the woman exits the marriage. Mut’ah marriage means that a man marries a woman –either Muslim or from the people of the Book – and specifies how long the marriage will last, for example five days, or two months, or half a year, or many years. During the rule of Abu Bakr, the fact is his daughter Asmah bint e Abi Bakr did Muta'a and she had a son with that alliance, Can you still say it is haraam ? THINK, READ & RESEARCH then only say something. Many Sahabas did mutah during Rasool's(s) time and it was not banned. Then Omar came as ruler who had no authority to change any ahkam e shariyah, but to asert his rule and legitimacy he made the innovation to make it Haram. Very desirable act and Rasool e Kareem did hated it though allowed legal The parties to come out of the contract if it does not work though not a Only difference is Mutah is time bound and it was more relevent during the long wars, soldiers away from wife for very long intervals. Both have specific seeghas to be recited by self or a priest (Vakeel on behalf of self )in the presence of witnesses. THERE is very little difference between Nikah and Mutah, both are mentioned in Qora'an as the only allowed way of a legitimate allaince between a man & women.
Hamare Aqd e Mutah ke Topic per aur posts bhi Read kare aur phir faisla kare :. To read about the laws in the Shia Faith regarding temporary marriage - Mutah, please click the below given link.
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