Divorce and Separation
1,425 questions
Is it permissible to divorce a husband who is not committed to prayer, watches movies, and chats with girls online, and what are the tips for sincere repentance and how to deal with him?
Is a divorce issued by the husband with the words "You are divorced, divorced, divorced" valid if the husband claims he was coerced into it and had no intention of divorce?
Can the case filed by the wife's father be won despite the existence of documents proving the wife's previous pregnancy, and what is the ruling of Sharia on the husband's desire to divorce his wife when he is unable to pay her legitimate dues?
What is the ruling in religion and law concerning a wife's refusal to visit her husband's family, and her leaving her family's home without her husband's knowledge, despite his prohibition and threat of divorce?
Is merely speaking over the phone sufficient to take one's wife back after a revocable divorce, or is an explicit declaration of reconciliation required, especially if the husband only recently learned the rulings of revocable divorce?
What should a husband do whose wife and her family accuse him of not spending and of bad character, and she threatens him with separation, then she retracts and asks for an increase in spending?
What is the ruling on one who swore by divorce upon his wife that he would not enter his father's house, then entered the house for his sister's wedding, knowing that he was angry and did not know whether he intended the oath or the divorce?
Does a divorce take place if a husband holds his daughter's wedding after telling his wife, "My daughter's wedding will not take place, not even if it means your divorce"?
Is the husband's saying to his wife, "I don't want you," considered a divorce, knowing that he did not intend divorce, and does the ruling differ if it is the wife who intends divorce by saying, "If you don't want me, tell me 'I don't want you,' and I will go to my family"?
What is the ruling on one who swore to his wife, saying, "Upon me be the unlawful (haram) that I will not take money from you," while angry, and then took money from her, forgetting his oath? And does separation occur between them? If it does occur, when does her waiting period (iddah) begin? And is his wife considered forbidden to him if a period exceeding three months passes without knowledge of the ruling?
Can a husband who has divorced his wife by uttering the divorce pronouncement three separate times, and entered into two new marriage contracts, and had a divorce ruling issued by mutual consent, take her back?
Does a divorce issued under duress and threat take effect, and is it permissible for the husband to take back his wife during her waiting period (iddah) after this divorce, knowing that he loves her and wants to keep her?
What is the ruling regarding a man telling his wife: "By that which is unlawful from you, you shall not go to my family's house except one day a week," given that he does not recall his intention at the time of utterance, and is an expiation for an oath (kaffarat yameen) required of him?
What is the connection between divorce and the expiation for an oath, and why is the expiation for a conditional or suspended divorce the expiation for an oath? And who are the scholars who said that a suspended divorce is expiated for if the woman does not leave her home?
Is a divorce considered to have taken place in the aforementioned situations, given the presence of symptoms of a magic spell causing separation and extreme anger, and what is the number of divorces that have occurred?
Is my wife, to whom I am contractually wed, and who wishes to perform Salatul-Istikhara, entitled to annul the marriage and seek divorce if the result of the Istikhara is negative, despite a wedding date having been set?
Is it permissible to treat a Muslim woman unjustly in marriage by marrying her and leaving her whenever he wishes, and what should I do when I am holding on to my husband?
What is the legal way to return a wife who was divorced by triple talaq before consummation of the marriage?
Is it permissible to seek divorce (talaq) or annulment (khul') from a husband whose smell the wife cannot bear, with whom she finds no happiness, especially in the marital relationship, and whom she fears might lead her to sin, knowing that he refuses to divorce her?
What is the ruling on a wife who requested a separation (shiqaq) under duress from her sister, even though the matter was clear to the court and the judges asked the husband to persuade her to change her mind, and he temporarily succeeded before she reverted to her position?
What is the ruling regarding a divorce oath (yamin talaq) uttered by a man to his wife, contingent on his sister returning to her ex-husband, given that his sister did return and was then divorced again? Is he now obligated to offer expiation for the oath after he swore that if he were to inquire about his sister, his wife would be divorced?
Is a wife considered irrevocably divorced by triple repudiation if her husband said to her, "If I do not return home before sunrise, I consider myself irrevocably divorced by triple repudiation," and he did not return? And does a divorce take effect if the husband divorces his wife by triple repudiation over the phone and repeats it more than once? And are all of a person's paternal uncles considered his brothers if his mother breastfed his paternal aunt along with him?
Is there an 'iddah (waiting period) for a divorced woman in a period of purity during which her husband had intercourse with her, for those who do not consider a bid'i (innovative) divorce to be valid?
Who is Sheikh Abd al-Rahman al-Mu'allimi, and what are his most prominent works and investigations?