Follow Islamic law according to changing circumstances and needs within society at large .

During the time of Prophet Muhammad and his companion Abu Bakr, temporary marriage or nikah al-mut’ah was a common practice among Muslims. This type of marriage is a contract between two people that lasts for a specific period of time with an agreed upon dowry. However, this practice was later forbidden by Umar during the caliphate of ‘Amr b. Huraith. This hadith serves as an example to show how Islamic law can change over time depending on the circumstances and needs at hand. It also shows us that even though certain practices may be allowed in one era, they may not be allowed in another era due to changing conditions or needs within society at large.