Discussion
A Shia male can contract a muta marraige with :
Answer: D
The answer is All of the above.
Muta is the temporary marriage recognised by the Ithna Ashari Shia school, contracted for a fixed period and for a fixed dower. A Shia male may contract a muta marriage with a Muslim woman, and also with a kitabia, a woman of a revealed religion, which includes Christian and Jewish women. Shia texts also permit muta with a fire-worshipper, though not with a woman of any other non-revealed religion.
Since a Christian, a Jewish and a Muslim woman are all permitted partners, no single option is complete. (A Shia woman, by contrast, cannot contract muta with a non-Muslim.)
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