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'Feeding the prisoner is the obligatory duty of the person who captured him, even if he intends to execute him the next day; he must be fed, given water, sheltered, and treated well whether he is a disbeliever or not.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
al-Kafi, v. 5, p. 35, no. 2

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Question : #1130 Category: Marriage - Nikkah
Subject: Marriage requirements
Question: Assalamu Alaikum,

I have a question in regards to marriage. I recently reverted to Islam and have been seeing my partner for some time who is also a Muslim. It's come to my attention that what we are doing could be wrong. I see him every week. We do not live together at present due to some unfortunate circumstance that have arisen. I do not want to live in sin. He is the man that I wish to marry. He has spoken to an Imam where is currently is located and they have suggested that we could get married Islamically. I am not sure how this works when I firstly do not have an Islamic family and we cannot both visit a mosque again due to circumstances. What can we do in the meantime to make sure that me visiting him weekly isn't a sin whatsoever.

Thank you so much.
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