THE MONEY GIVEN OUT TO A WOMAN AT THE TIME OF CONTRACTING HER MARRIAGE IS KNOWN AS

• A. al-Mahr ✓
• B. al-Zakāh
• C. al-Jizyyah
• D. al-Ujrah

The answer to the question is: A. al-Mahr

The money given out to a woman at the time of contracting her marriage is known as al-Mahr. Al-Mahar, also known as Mahr or dower, is a mandatory payment or gift given by the groom to the bride at the time of marriage in Islamic cultures. It is considered a fundamental part of an Islamic marriage contract and is intended to provide financial security for the bride. The amount of al-Mahr is agreed upon by both parties and can be paid in cash, property, or any other valuable assets. The payment of al-Mahr is a symbol of the groom’s commitment to taking care of his wife and providing for her needs.