Denmohor Calculator
Split an agreed denmohor into equal installments and show how much of it has been paid so far.
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How the calculation works
The calculator divides the total denmohor by the number of installments to find the amount due at each stage.
It subtracts the amount already paid from the total to give the outstanding balance.
It also expresses the paid amount as a percentage so progress toward settling the denmohor is clear.
Common mistakes
- Recording denmohor payments without witnesses, which makes it hard to prove later what was actually paid.
- Confusing denmohor with the mahr given at the wedding, since denmohor is a debt that must be paid when demanded.
When to use it
- Families use it to record a denmohor that is paid gradually rather than in one payment.
- Couples use it to track the remaining obligation honestly over the years.
Worked example
With a total denmohor of 500000 taka, 5 installments and 100000 taka already paid, each installment is 100000 taka, the remaining amount is 400000 taka and 20 percent is paid.
Common questions
Is denmohor always paid in installments?
No, it can be paid at once or in parts, and the schedule is whatever the couple agrees and records in the marriage contract.
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