Exam 3: Marriage and Family in Different Religions and Cultures

The Indian Christian Marriage Act was passed in the year:

The 'Special Marriage Act' was passed in the year:

Marriage among the Muslims is regarded as:

The Widow-Remarriage Act was passed in the year:

According to 'The Shariah Act, 1937', the form of divorce among the Muslims is:

The Indian Christian Marriage Act prohibits polygamy and polyandry and prescribed

The type of marriage in which a woman is free to choose her husband and cast him away at her will is known as:

Monogamy contributes to the family:

The type of marriage in which a Muslim husband can give divorce his wife as per the Muslim Law without the intervention of the Court is known as:

The first and the highest aim of the Hindu Marriage is:

Christian Women are treated equally with men on the ground of:

"Muslim marriage is a contract for the purpose of legalising sexual intercourse and the procreation of children". Who said this?

Which social reformer played an important role for widow remarriage?

The ritual in which the bride and bridegroom go 'seven - steps' together is known as:

The type of marriage in which the husband exercises authoritarian power is known as:

Among the Christians, the selection of marriage partners takes place in:

The form of marriage in which a man seduced a girl or forced a girl who is sleeping or intoxicated is

In Christian Marriage, the wife can give or demand divorce from her husband on the ground of:

"Among the Christians, marriage has been defined as a voluntary union for life of one man and woman to the exclusion of others. This type of marriage is based on monogamy and not on the religious beliefs of the partners" Who said this?

The aims and objectives of Christian Marriage is: