Question
A marriage contract was made about three years ago, and the dowry was not officially registered in court. Now there is an intention to register the dowry according to what was agreed upon during the marriage ceremony, but a disagreement has arisen between the spouses. The issue is that the country's currency has lost its value, and the amount agreed upon at the time of the contract has become a source of humiliation for the wife if written as it is. What is the solution?
Answer
I say, and with God's help: It is necessary to pay and write what has been agreed upon in the contract, no matter what; because the only condition for a dowry is if the currency has changed in value significantly, many times over. In that case, the value for the dowry is required. And God knows best.