1. The spouses are bound by their conditions, except for a condition that makes permissible what is forbidden or forbids what is permissible. 2. If a condition that is stipulated in the marriage contract contradicts its essence, the contract is void. 3. If a condition is stipulated in a marriage contract that does not contradict its essence but contradicts its requirements or is forbidden by Islamic Sharia, the condition is void and the contract is valid. 4. If a condition is stipulated in a marriage contract that does not contradict its essence, nor its requirements, and is not forbidden by Sharia, the condition is valid and shall be fulfilled. If one of the spouses fails to fulfill the condition stipulated by the other, the one who stipulated it has the right to request revocation of the marriage contract unless he/she waives his/her right explicitly or implicitly. The passage of one year from the date of knowledge of the occurrence of the violation is deemed to be implicit consent, and the right of revocation shall also be extinguished by irrevocable divorce. 5. If the failure to fulfill the condition is on the part of the husband, the revocation shall be without consideration, and if it is on the part of the wife, it shall be with consideration not exceeding the dowry. 6. The condition shall not be deemed as proving the option to revoke the marriage contract unless the condition is stated in writing in the marriage contract document or acknowledged by the spouses. 7. No condition shall be considered in the event of denial unless it is stated in writing in the authenticated marriage contract.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.