Marriage of Persons with Disabilities Jurisprudential Rulings and Regulatory Guidelines (Supporting The Health of Individuals In Society): The Kingdom's Experience as A Model

The mentally disabled person is one of those whose rights are preserved by Sharia and law, and his sexual desire is often manifested despite the presence of a mental or physical disability, whether disabled males or disabled females. This research sheds light on a set of jurisprudential rulings and controls for achieving an acceptable marriage between the two parties, through which the two parties overcome their difficult health condition. Disability is an existing phenomenon that afflicts a segment of males and females in all countries, including the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The objectives of the research were represented in the following matters, the most important of which are: Providing legal answers to the questions of many guardians of the mentally disabled, whether they allow them to undergo a marriage experience or not to take the risk for fear of negative consequences resulting from this marriage. Monitoring a set of scattered rulings related to this topic in one place. Proving the ability of Sharia to find appropriate solutions to people's problems in their lives. The research concluded with a set of scientific results that we explained at the end. It also concluded with a set of important recommendations listed at the end, which are related and connected to the field of this research.