Question
In Islamic marriage law, what is the role of the wali?
Solution
In Islamic marriage law, the wali is the woman's guardian who gives consent to the marriage on her behalf. This is because Islamic law considers marriage to be a contract between the husband and the wife, and the wali acts as the woman's representative in the contract.
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