The Mohammedan Law Marriage was a contract between two opposing sexes for the birth of a child. Under Muslim law, marriage has a religious significance because it was known as Sunnat Rasool, a civil contract that required the free consent of the parties. Her performance is given either by her personally or through her authorized agents when a Muslim minor girl is married to her father as a guardian during her minority. When the contract was signed, he had the authority to obtain this adolescent called Khair al-Bagh. Before the age of eighteen, unless the marriage has been performed
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