If the husband is unfair in his division of time (between co-wives), he must make it up

One of the wives is seeking the help of unjust laws to cause harm to the other wife; what is the ruling?

Does there have to be love between husband and wife?

Why does Islam limit plural marriage to four wives and no more?

He wants her as a second wife without telling the first; should she accept?

If he gives his second wife the cost of tuition fees, is he obliged to give the same amount to his first wife?

He has two wives and he does not allow one of them go out or to receive visits from her family except with his permission

Why did the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) not allow ‘Ali ibn Abi Taalib to take a second wife when he was married to Faatimah (may Allah be pleased with them both)?

He is away from his country and his wife and he wants to take a second wife

He stipulated that she should look after his father, then he took a second wife and she asked him for separate accommodation and to divide the work with her co-wife

Obligation of treating co-wives fairly and some of the rules on travel for men with more than one wife

Does he have to tell his second wife that he is married?

Should he allocate time to a wife who is menstruating or in nifaas?

Going to his second wife, who lives with his mother, on a day that is not hers

Going to the house of the second wife on a day or night that is not hers

If a co-wife stays in the hospital or goes to visit her family, does she forfeit her right to a share of her husband’s time?

His country forbids plural marriage and he wants to marry a second wife with the permission of her brother but not her father

Is he sinning if he keeps one of his wives with him and sends the other back to his homeland?