مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٥٦٣ - Vow and Covenant

performing her vow except when her acting in pursuance of her vow is contrary to the rights of her husband, because in that event it is not unlikely that he may be able to cancel her vow.
٢٦٥٥. If a child (son or daughter) makes avow with or without the permission of his/her father, he/she should act according to his/her vow. However, if his/herfather or mother restrains him/her from performing the vow, his/her vow is void.
٢٦٥٦. A person can make a vow for something, which it is possible for him to perform. In case. therefore, a person is not capable of travelling up to Karbala onfoot and he makes a vow that he will go there on foot, his vow will not be in order.
٢٦٥٧. If a person makes vow that he would perform an unlawful or abominable act, or that he would refrain from an obligatory or recommended act, his vow is notvalid.
٢٦٥٨. If a person makes a vow that he will perform or abandon a permissible act, and if performing that act or abandoning it. is equal in all respects, his vow isnot in order. And if its end is better in some respect and the vow is made with that intention for example, if he makes a vow that he will eat a certain food in order to gainstrength for worshipping Allah his vow is in order. And if its abandonment is better in some respect and the vow to abandon it is made with that view for example, as tobaccois harmful and a person makes a vow not to use it. his vow is in order.
٢٦٥٩. If a person makes a vow that he will offer his obligatory prayers at a place. where offering prayers does not in itself carry higher spiritual reward forexample, he makes avow to offer his prayers in a certain room and offering prayers there is better in some respects for example owing to solitude he is enable to offerprayers with perfect devotion and presence of mind, his vow is in order.
٢٦٦٠. If a person makes a vow to perform an act he should perform it according to his vow. In case, therefore, he makes a