Does the phrase "Go, I divorce you to your family's home" or "Go to your family's home" – said by the husband in jest or when jesting intensifies – count as an ambiguous divorce statement, and does divorce actually occur as a result?
If the husband uttered allusions to divorce, then if he intended divorce, it is effective; otherwise, there is nothing upon him. Divorce takes effect even if spoken in jest, so the husband should be advised to avoid jesting in this matter.
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