A man who marries off his daughter and stipulates something for himself

Al-Awza'i said: A man married off his daughter on the condition that one thousand dinars would go to the daughter and one thousand dinars to the father. Their case came before Umar bin Abd al-Aziz, and he said: The woman will receive two thousand dinars, and the father will receive nothing.

Ikrimah said: If he is the one who gives her in marriage, then he will receive the condition he stipulated.

Urwah and Sa'id said: Any woman who is married on a dowry, or on a promise to her family made before the marriage bond, it belongs to her; and whatever is a gift to her family belongs to them.

Abu Ishaq said: Masruq married off his daughter on the condition that her husband would give ten thousand in addition to the dowry.

Al-Zuhri said: The woman will receive everything in exchange for which she became lawful to her husband.

Ata said: If a condition of some gift or the like was stipulated for the woman's brother or father, then if the woman claims it, she is more entitled to it.