Muddah
Muddah is a term used in the context of Islamic law and practice, particularly within the Shafi'i school of jurisprudence. It refers to a legal concept that allows for the suspension of a ruling or the postponement of a legal action until a certain condition is met. This condition is typically related to the well-being or the interests of the parties involved.
The term "muddah" is derived from the Arabic word "mudda," which means "postponed" or "delayed." The concept
In practical terms, muddah can be applied in various legal contexts, such as in the case of
The concept of muddah is not universally accepted across all Islamic schools of thought, and its application