Does one allowed to mary a wife from his mother's clan?

In many cultures and societies, it is considered taboo or forbidden to marry someone from the same clan as one's mother. This is known as exogamy, the practice of marrying outside of one's own social group or clan. Marrying within one's mother's clan is often seen as incestuous or inappropriate due to the close familial ties and potential for genetic complications. However, customs and traditions regarding marriage vary greatly between different cultures and societies, so it is important to consider the specific cultural norms and beliefs of the individuals involved.

According to the traditional rules of Islam, it is permissible to marry a wife from one's mother's clan, provided that all other conditions of a valid marriage are met, such as mutual consent, the payment of dowry, and the presence of a guardian (wali) for the bride.