No, it is not halal to marry your mother.
Marriage to one's mother is strictly forbidden in Islam. This prohibition is based on consanguinity, meaning blood relations. The following table illustrates prohibited relationships for marriage in Islam based on blood relations:
| Prohibited Relationship | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Mother | Direct ascendant |
| Grandmother | Ascendant through mother or father |
| Daughter | Direct descendant |
| Granddaughter | Descendant through son or daughter |
| Sister | Shared parent(s) |
| Niece | Daughter of a sibling |
| Great-Niece | Daughter of a niece or nephew |
| Aunts | Sister of a parent |
| Great-Aunts | Sister of a grandparent |
According to the information available, marrying one's mother, grandmother, daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, great-niece, aunts, or great-aunts is explicitly forbidden. Furthermore, marrying someone who is related through these prohibited degrees is also forbidden.
