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Halal
Yes!
Nothing wrong with it. Sayida Zainab bint i Jahash was the cousin of the Messenger of Allah Peace Be Upon Him, Sayeda Fatima was the cousin of Sayidina Ali, etc. There are many examples to show cousin marriages made in the first period of Islam.
It’s Halal, nothing wrong with it.
According to the Holy Qur’an, a man cannot marry 14 types of women (4:23).
Zaynab bint Jaแธฅsh was the first cousin and the seventh wife of Muhammad (peace be upon him). This was allowed both in the pre-Islamic period and after Islam.