What is the ruling regarding someone who suffered from divorce-related intrusive thoughts and uttered the word (of divorce) three times: the first time he did not intend to effect a divorce but was rather recalling what he used to do; the second time he moved his tongue with the word while ascending stairs; and the third time he uttered it during prayer unintentionally, knowing that he believed that uttering a divorce must be done with a voice audible to the ear?
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does not occur with the word "taliq" unless the word is attributed to the wife, such as "anti taliq" (you are divorced) or "zawjati taliq" (my wife is divorced). Merely uttering the word "taliq" without attribution does not constitute talaq.
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