I found another gem of a story. 

By Syed Akbar Ali

Egypt's Grand Mufti Ali Gomaa announced that "travelers marriages," known as nikah mesyar in Arabic, are legitimate unless banned by the state.

Nikah mesyar is a Sunni Muslim marriage contract in which the woman gives up many of the rights she would be afforded under a traditional marriage contract. (Folks, somehow this sounds like some arms length transaction in the vice trade).

Although the marriage is official, the couple does not live in the same house and the husband is not required to provide for the wife or for any children they may have.

Such marriages are considered an alternative for people who wish to get married but cannot afford a traditional marriage. It is called the "travelers marriage" since it often takes place when men are away from their wives and wish to have relations with another woman.

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