In Shia Islam, mut’ah marriage (temporary marriage) is permissible between a young man and a young woman without the need for an intermediary, such as a saint or guidance. However, there are certain conditions that must be met:

1. Both parties must be consenting adults.
2. They must be aware of the temporary nature of the marriage.
3. They must agree on the duration of the marriage.
4. They must agree on the mahr (dowry).
5. The marriage must be contracted in accordance with Islamic laws and regulations.

6.Someone should be present for being Gawah(eye witnesses) of marriage and Maulana or qazi should be present

Regarding the issue of virginity, it is not a requirement for mut’ah marriage in Shia Islam. The focus is on the consent and agreement of both parties, rather than their past experiences or personal status.

It’s important to note that mut’ah marriage is a controversial topic and its permissibility is debated among different Islamic schools of thought. Some Shia scholars and communities may have different opinions or restrictions on the matter.