Divorce and Separation
1,425 questions
What is the ruling regarding a husband divorcing his wife with the words: "You are talaq, talaq," and then with the words: "You are divorced," while he is under the influence of Captagon and suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder and doubt? And does the divorce take effect in both cases?
Is a divorce considered an irrevocable major divorce (baynunah kubra) after it has been repeated by the husband at home and before the judge, based on his prior intention and his acknowledgment of the divorce in all reconciliation sessions?
Is the husband entitled to take his son from his wife after Khul' due to the deterioration of the marital relationship and his sexual deviance, and must she return the Mahr if she requests Khul'?
Is a husband's oath to divorce his wife considered a second divorce, and what is the ruling on him saying to her "You are divorced, divorced, divorced" three times in one sitting after her return from a previous divorce, and is this considered the third divorce that makes her unlawful to him?
Does divorce occur after atoning for an oath of divorce made to someone other than one's wife, and what is its expiation?
Is it permissible to divorce an abusive wife who refuses discipline, and is she entitled to child custody in a turbulent country, especially since the husband fears for them due to her behavior and the circumstances of his country?
Does the wife obtain a ruling for separation from her husband if she provides evidence of his alcohol consumption, and is she entitled to her rights in this case? And if the wife refuses to go to the house of obedience (bayt al-ta'a), is she considered disobedient (nashiz) and loses her rights, and is she obligated to pay compensation to her husband if he demands it, and when is she automatically divorced from him after being deemed disobedient, or does she remain in limbo?
What should a religious person do who is suffering from marital problems and his wife's nervousness, given that he felt distressed when performing Istikhara regarding mending his home, but felt relief when performing Istikhara regarding separation and marrying another, and he has two daughters?
Does the husband's saying "You're a talaq" to his wife, intending to describe her rapid speech, constitute a divorce (talaq)?
What is the ruling on a husband's statement, "This is a separation between us," if he meant by it "if you say" without uttering it, and does divorce occur if the wife speaks to her brother after this statement?
What is the ruling on divorcing a wife in the following cases: her denial of an action she committed, or the repetition of a specific action, or the repetition of a word that angered the husband, or her spending the night outside her home, bearing in mind that the husband did not intend divorce but rather wanted to prevent her from doing those things?
Is what was presented in gold and money considered part of the agreed-upon dowry? And if there is a shortfall, how much should be paid, taking into account the change in currency value and the price of gold?
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What is the ruling on one who repeatedly breaks oaths of divorce, and do these oaths take effect, or is there an expiation for them? And what is the ruling on the "seclusion" that occurred between the spouses? Does it count as a minor irrevocable divorce necessitating a new contract, or does the husband have the right to take his wife back?
Is it permissible for a woman to marry another man, having adopted the view of Ash-Shafi‘i concerning an invalid marriage—that it does not require a divorce or annulment—while knowing that she followed this view out of personal inclination?
Who has the right to child custody after divorce and until what age? Is it permissible for the husband to determine the place of residence of the divorced mother who has custody, and what are the criteria for the father's visitation of the children if custody is with the mother?
Is a woman entitled to receive her deferred dower (mu'akhkhar sadaq) after she requests a divorce due to harm, knowing that the harm consists of her husband's deviant sexual practices, his refusal to seek treatment, in addition to his watching of pornography and his practice of masturbation?
What is the ruling regarding a woman who married without a guardian (wali), then grew to dislike her husband and adopted the view of the majority scholars concerning the invalidity of the marriage, because it aligns with her desires? And is she considered married?
Does divorce occur if the husband says to his wife, "I don't want you," in response to her saying, "I don't want you," with the intention of separation?
Is a "talaq" (divorce) counted if an oath of divorce was sworn upon someone other than the wife, and the intention was not divorce, such as saying to someone: "It is forbidden, your lunch tomorrow is with us," and he did not come?
What are the other names for the Day of Judgment?
Is 'iddah (waiting period) obligatory for a woman divorced after the marriage contract but before consummation, if a legitimate privacy (khalwah shar'iyyah) occurred, and is it permissible to communicate with the divorced husband with the intention of reconciliation, given that no one knows about that consummation?
What is the ruling regarding a husband's rejection of the hadith: "Accursed is he who has intercourse with his wife in her anus," and his saying: "Everything is permissible for the husband from his wife"? What do you advise the wife to do if she does not want a divorce?
What is the solution regarding a father who has been secretly practicing sorcery and magic for 25 years, and does the mother have the right to demand a divorce from him?