What is the ruling on using divorce euphemisms, intentionally or unintentionally, while angry, such as: "Everything is destiny and fate," "Go to your family's house," and "If you marry someone else, tell him you want a house for yourself"? And does divorce occur if the husband says to his wife: "As you wish," in response to her request for divorce? And what is the ruling on doubting the intention of divorce when uttering these words due to obsessive thoughts?
Divorce does not occur through ambiguous phrases without intention, and doubt about the intention of divorce is not considered, because the original state is the continuation of the marriage. Al-Majd Ibn Taymiyyah said: "If one doubts about divorce or its condition, it is built upon the certainty of marriage." Therefore, turn away from these whispers and do not give in to them.
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