Combining two female paternal cousins in marriage

Ata used to consider it disliked that two daughters of paternal uncles (cousins) be combined in marriage, because it would cause discord between the two of them.

Al-Hasan bin Muhammad said: A son of Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) combined two daughters of his paternal uncles (cousins) in marriage, and both of them were brought to him in a single night.

Al-Hasan, out of fear of severing family ties, used to consider it disliked that two women related to each other be combined in marriage.

Amr said: Jabir bin Zayd was asked: "How is it for a woman to marry a man while her paternal cousin is married to him?" He said: "That is severing family ties, and severing family ties is not proper."

Isa bin Talhah said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), out of fear of severing family ties, forbade that, while a woman is married (to a man), her close female relative be married (to him).