What is mahr in Muslim wedding?

Mahr is a fundamental component of Muslim marriage, representing the groom's commitment to the bride.

It is a mandatory gift given by the groom to the bride as a symbol of his responsibility towards her.

Its amount is negotiated between the bride and groom prior to the wedding, reflecting considerations of cultural, social, and financial factors.

The mahr belongs solely to the bride, and she has the right to utilise it as she sees fit, whether immediately or in the future.

Mahr is a symbol of the groom's commitment to support and honour his wife.

The amount of mahr can vary widely based on individual circumstances and cultural traditions.