Will and Intention for Specifying The Jointure (Women Payable After Marriage)

Mehr or Mesdagh in Persian is the property which belongs to woman due to marriage and man are obliged to pay it. In Iran's law it is based on tradition & illuminator and in west law there is no such command even though specifying extravagant mehr is a new practice, it could be also disadvantage and an obstacle for formation a family. Essence of greatness and exalted values of human does not allow her to be on one side & money dirham dinar and gold to be in other side. Mehr is a necessary gift that belongs to the wife even though specifying it is not conditioned in the correctness of permanent marriage contract and in another side, if mehr in permanent marriage after closeness is dispending with, in temporary marriage the contract would be canceled So intention and will in specifying if mehr and it's legal situation and it's relationship with the marriage is the subject of our article, In connection with extravagant mehr, if man is not able to pay or has not intention for payment and if he has financial power & evades, our research’ thesis is how intention will be interfered in specifying the mehr and what's the effect of extravagant mehr. So by considering that in such mehrs which there is not serious intention, the mehr will be canceled and dispensed with (" Monsaref bea merhrolmasl") and it is exchange likeness.