Is the conversation that took place between the questioner and his friend, which included the comment of not speaking after a defeat in a table tennis match, considered among the allusions to divorce? And what should the questioner do if he doubts his intention when uttering a word or in a certain situation? And are supplications, ذكر (remembrance of Allah), and verses from the Quran considered among the allusions to divorce? And do the questions that contain divorce-related terms, which the questioner asks scholars about, result in anything [i.e., in a divorce occurring]?
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The conversation between you and your friend, and the phrases you uttered, have no relation to explicit or allusive divorce. Do not pay attention to doubts and whispers concerning this matter, because doubt about divorce is not to be heeded. The wife's remaining under the marital bond is certain, and this certainty is not removed by doubt. Supplications, remembrances (dhikr), and Quranic verses have no relation to the wordings of divorce. Merely mentioning the wordings of divorce in a fatwa request or similar context does not constitute a divorce.
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