A woman married to a man while she has vitiligo or leprosy, and he consummates with her

Sayyiduna Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) said: If a man marries a woman who has leprosy, leucoderma or insanity, and he consummates the marriage with her, then the dowry (mahr) is due to her from the man because he made her private parts lawful for himself, and the compensation for it will be taken from the woman's guardian.

Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: If someone marries an insane woman or a woman afflicted with leucoderma and then consummates the marriage with her, she is his wife; and if he has not consummated it, the two will be separated.

Jabir bin Zayd said: Four women are not binding, neither in marriage nor (as slave-girls) in a sale: a woman afflicted with leucoderma, an insane woman, a leprous woman, and a woman with a disease of the womb or private part.

Khalid said: A man married a woman and consummated the marriage with her, then found some defect in her. He wrote to Umar bin Abd al-Aziz about this, and he wrote back that he had trusted them (her family) with something greater than that, and he held the marriage binding on him (so that he keep the woman).

Yunus said: Al-Hasan was asked: If a man marries a woman and consummates the marriage with her, and then some disease appears in her, what is the ruling? He held her to be binding on him.

Umar bin Abd al-Aziz said: The man has nothing but the trustworthiness of his in-laws.

Ibrahim said: A free woman cannot be returned because of a defect.

Al-Sha'bi said: Shurayh used to have compensation given to the man in the case of a woman afflicted with leucoderma.

Makhul and al-Zuhri said: If a man marries a woman and consummates the marriage with her, and then finds in her insanity, leprosy, leucoderma or a disease of the womb, she will be returned because of this, and she will receive the dowry by which he made her private parts lawful, both the immediate and the deferred; and the liability for her dowry falls on the one who deceived him.

Abdullah bin Ka'b, or Ka'b bin Abdullah, said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) married a woman from Ghifar. When he was about to lie with her, he saw marks of leucoderma on her flank. He got up from her and said to her: "Arrange your clothes properly and go back to your home."

Sayyiduna Abdullah (bin Mas'ud) (may Allah be pleased with him) said: A free woman will not be returned because of a defect.