mut

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Examples

• As long as these tenets are followed, Alidina thinks Mut'ah marriages provide an important physical outlet for young Muslims.

• "I misused Mut'ah when I did it repeatedly and with several women," he says.

• For Selman, Mut'ah is simply "a permission from God to have sexual relations."

• Like permanent marriages in Islam, Mut'ah marriages are only allowed with other Muslims, Christians, and Jews.

• He says Mut'ah leads to abandonment of pregnant women, unwanted babies, and destroys the purpose and sanctity of marriage.

• They shud be kept on water an' rice in the hot weather; but there'd be a mut'ny av 'twas done.

• And so some people say that this is not Pasht at all, but Mut herself, who was sometimes represented as lion-headed.

• The termination mut, in a substantive sense, means a village at the place or on the river to the name of which it is added (Dall).

• We do not know the names of the artists who did the work, though we know that of the architect, Sen-mut, who planned the building.

• Wilkinson only knew of one, in which the Queen Mut-neter of the eighteenth dynasty was represented.