Divorce and Separation
1,425 questions
Is the aforementioned supplication for softening a wife's heart effective, or is there another supplication for getting a wife back?
What is the Sharia-compliant solution for a husband who insults his wife and wants her to leave the house after a marriage that has lasted more than thirty years, and she is worried about her children?
Does a divorce take effect if the husband intended to divorce by saying "khalas" (that's it/it's over) then immediately retracted his intention, knowing that he uttered it while stammering and afraid?
Is it permissible to divorce due to snoring?
Is it permissible for my friend to force his wife into an Islamic divorce, despite her refusal and her request for separation according to English law?
If a husband says to his wife, whose marriage contract has been written: "If you tell me you will go somewhere again, consider yourself divorced," is this considered an oath of divorce, and is it considered a divorce if the wife says that?
What should a man do if his wife asks him for divorce, and separation has occurred between them for more than two years, and she does not remember the number of her menses to determine the 'iddah (waiting period)?
Is the aforementioned seclusion considered valid, and is the conditional divorce in this case revocable or irrevocable?
Is it permissible for a wife to separate from her husband internally (i.e., live without cohabitation) after he marries another woman, given her feeling of psychological harm and her desire not to divorce for the sake of the children, and is she considered wronged in this situation?
What is the ruling on a wife remaining in her husband's house after divorce, despite her severe negligence of conjugal rights, and is it permissible for the husband to evict her from his house so that she may realize the gravity of the situation?
Does the divorce that occurred three times in separate instances due to the husband's anger at his mother-in-law's words take effect, especially since the husband regretted it and did not intend divorce, and knowing that the sheikh whom the wife consulted issued a fatwa that it did not take effect because intercourse had occurred the day before the divorce?
Was the divorce of the aforementioned woman from her first husband lawful and valid, and is there any sin for her refusal to return to him, and how can she repent now that she is married to another man?
Is it permissible for a divorced woman, whom her husband took back before the expiration of her waiting period, to demand the legal consequences of the marital bond as ruled by the judge, given that she did not depart from her husband’s marital bond according to Sharia in the Maliki school of thought?
What is the optimal way to deal with a wife who refuses to leave her job despite her husband's request and financial ability, in light of the Qur'an and Sunnah?
Does the husband's abandonment of his wife for nine months, without her knowing his whereabouts, justify her request for divorce (talaq) and annulment (khulʿ)? And must the woman observe the waiting period (ʿiddah) in this case?
What should a wife do if her husband swore an oath upon her saying: "You are forbidden to me if you hide anything from me whatsoever," yet some matters of her life and her relationship with her family require confidentiality?
Is it permissible for a woman to go to the market despite her husband's oath of divorce and prohibition upon her for not eating with him, especially since he constantly neglects her and their children, and only with difficulty buys them their necessities?
Does a divorce agreed upon in exchange for the wife buying the husband's share in the house take effect, then she reneged on the agreement and did not buy the share?
Is a separation considered Khulʿ or divorce if the husband requests Khulʿ from his wife after she has requested a divorce, and he agrees to release her without financial compensation, and this occurred during a period of purity in which he had intercourse with her?
What is the ruling on a husband treating his wife harshly, neglecting her, and differentiating between her and his beloved, and is it permissible for the wife to seek a divorce if this situation continues?
Does the wife get divorced if she opens her husband's new phone, knowing that he conditioned her divorce on her opening his old phone?
Is she still his wife after the aforementioned events, or has the divorce already taken place, especially with her repeating the phrase "Divorce me," and his saying, "You are divorced with one pronouncement," while he was angry?
Is it permissible to seek divorce from a husband who does not pray, has bad manners, and whose negative influence on raising the children is feared, especially after the wife herself stopped praying because of him?
Is expiation incumbent upon a woman after she said to her husband, "You and I are like brothers," and then retracted this statement three weeks later?