M.A. Thesis:

omparison of the prohibition of marriage in Islam and Judaism

Abstract: A marriage contract between a man and a woman may be dissolved due to some issues. Dissolution of a marriage contract means that a contract that has been created with all the conditions of the validity of the marriage contract and has left its effects, will be dissolved after some reason. In the present study, we have compared the prohibition of marriage between Judaism and Islam, and we have examined and analyzed its similarities and differences between these two divine religions. The verses of Al-Ahkam in the Holy Quran in Islam have clearly defined the prohibitions of marriage for Muslims, the most important of which are: marriage with incest, marriage with Akhtin, marriage with infidels, marriage with married women and a class of relatives, etc. Can be named. In Judaism, marriage with certain women (prostitutes, divorcees, widows, etc.), marriage with incest, marriage with non-Jews, etc. can be called as forbidden marriages. The most important achievement of this adaptation is that both religions consider the only legitimate way to satisfy sexual needs, to create a pure generation and to provide love in the light of marriage and family; With the fundamental difference that monasticism and celibacy have a special place in marriage in Judaism; While in the religion of Islam, celibacy and monasticism are completely rejected and, unlike Judaism, it is not considered a factor of closeness to God; Rather, it is marriage that will lay the groundwork for divine evolution and closeness.

Keywords: Keywords: Prohibition, Marriage, Islam, Judaism.