I just had a few questions I wanted to ask

1) I’ve heard that in the case of Mutah with a virgin you need to receive her father’s agreement. What if the parents are divorced and the girl has no contact with her father? Can her brother be asked instead?

2) If the girl undertaking Muta’ah is an unmarried virgin (and as stated before has no contact with her father) does she need to see a sheikh to finalise the Muta’ah or would her and her partner just finalise everything between themselves?

3) Also what if the girl’s mother would only allow her to have a Muta’ah relationship if she gets permission from one of her uncles, can the girl refuse this condition?

4) Is relations with one’s husband haraam if a woman has her periods?

5) Can a woman on her periods enter a mosque for a’aza or for laylat ul qadr or for any other reason?

6) Can a shia woman marry a Sunni man?

7) Lastly can Muta’ah occur between a shia woman and a Sunni man or a shia woman and a non-muslim man?

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1- If she has no contact with her father, she makes her life decisions, and he doesn’t get involved in any of her life decisions, then she doesn’t need his permission. She also doesn’t need her brother’s permission. She can make the decision herself.

2- Does not need to see a Sheikh

3- Yes she can refuse. However, morally she should not upset her mother by disobeying her. If her mother gets hurt, she must avoid that

3- With a Sunni man it can only work it he really believes in the Mut’ah marriage. Sunnis don’t believe in Mut’ah marriage. With a non-Muslim man it is not permissible and not valid

4- Sexual intercourse is haram. But anything else is halal.

5- No she cannot enter a mosque during her period.

6- Yes she can, provided she is confident he won’t pressure her to leave Shia Islam.

7- With a Sunni man it can only work it he really believes in the Mut’ah marriage. Sunnis don’t believe in Mut’ah marriage. With a non-Muslim man it is not permissible and not valid