Does divorce occur to the second wife in the following two cases, if the man is obsessive and the thought of divorcing his first wife comes to him, and his tongue moves without his will, and he forgets what he said: 1. When he tries to push away the thought of divorcing his first wife and her problems. 2. When he indulges in the thought of divorcing his first wife. And does divorce occur because the man sometimes indulges in thinking by his own will, which led to his tongue uttering unintentionally? And what should he do to get rid of these thoughts?
The divorce-related whisperings (waswas) mentioned in the question do not constitute a valid divorce. However, if the person suffering from waswas pronounces a divorce willingly, intentionally, and while being fully aware of what he is saying, then his divorce is effective. This man should ignore these whisperings and pay no attention to them.
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