Concept:Islamic marriage has certain essential conditions; if these are missing, the marriage becomes invalid, but not every recommended act has that effect.
Explanation:Proposal and acceptance (
ijab and
qabul) form the core of the marriage contract; without them the marriage is nullified.
Consent of the parties, or of the guardian where required, is also necessary for the marriage to be valid.
Payment of dowry,
mahr, is a compulsory obligation related to the marriage, even though its payment may sometimes be deferred.
However, the marriage feast, known as
walima, is only a recommended Sunnah act.
It is not a condition for the validity of an Islamic marriage.
Therefore, if the marriage feast is not fulfilled, it does not nullify the marriage.
Answer:B. marriage feast