NEW DELHI, Jan. 27 -- The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has filed an application in the Supreme Court on Monday to become a party to the petitions challenging the polygamy prevalent in the Muslim community and the constitutional validity of Nikah Halala. The Muslim Personal Law Board said in its application that the Supreme Court had already looked into the issue of polygamy and nikah halala in 1997 and refused to consider the petitions filed in connection with it.
The source of these laws is their scripture
Muslim Personal Law Board has said that personal law does not get legitimacy due to any law or other competent authority being enacted. The basic source of these laws is his scripture. The application states that Muslim law is ba...