Rights of Spouses
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What is the solution for satisfying a strong sexual desire without incurring God's wrath, when one has a wife who is uninterested in intercourse and does not suffer from any illness, and is she sinful for not being sufficient for him, given the temptations at work and the prohibition of masturbation?
What are the rights of the wife over her husband?
Is it permissible for me to stipulate to my wife now that she cover her face and hands, after I have had a child with her, given that I did not stipulate this to her before marriage? And do I sin if she goes out with her face uncovered? And do I wrong her if I divorce her for this reason? And is marrying another woman who adheres to covering her face the solution?
Is it permissible to accept a marriage proposal from a committed young man whose father works in a hotel that serves alcoholic beverages and contributes financially to the wedding expenses? Is the father's money illicit (haram) or mixed? And will I incur sin or will the blessing of the money be lost if I accept marriage with these funds?
Does the husband have the right to conceal information from his wife, such as turning off his mobile phone and not informing her of his whereabouts, companions, and visitors? And is the wife's obedience to him absolutely obligatory (except in disobedience), or is it restricted by her capacity and common practice?
What is the ruling on divorcing a wife who requests divorce during menstruation due to infertility and the husband's desire to travel for work, and is it permissible for the husband to deduct a portion of the dower if he divorces her?
What should a woman do who does not love her husband, cannot tolerate anything from him or his mother that angers her, falls short in her duties towards him, and they are both considering separation, but he disagrees?
What is the Shar’i ruling regarding a wife who demands to stay at her family's home for the same duration she spends at her husband's family's home, and refuses to compromise, becoming angry when her husband rejects her request, knowing that the husband is a traveler and is weary of these disputes?
Is it permissible for a husband to conceal his business profits from his wife?
Is a Muslim woman obligated to marry? And if the answer is yes, is she excused for not marrying anyone else if she cannot find someone who works for his hereafter, fears God, and is among the knowledgeable, pious, and ascetic?
Is it permissible to seek divorce from a husband who is unemployed, negligent in his marital responsibilities, and does not satisfy his wife's sexual needs?
Is it permissible to take back one's wife after divorcing her for the second time in a moment of anger, knowing that she was also divorced the first time in a state of anger? And is it permissible to take her back without her knowledge or consent, so that she remains with her family for a period?
Is it better to seek a divorce from a husband addicted to pornography who refuses to have children after the death of two, despite repeated attempts at advice, or to remain with him in the hope that Allah guides him?
Why did the Messenger of Allah, may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him, generalize in his hadiths, such as "Women are deficient in intellect and religion" and "Women are ungrateful to their husbands," despite the fact that generalization is not desirable and not all women are like that?
Is a man's saying to his sister, "If my wife does such-and-such, I will divorce her, or she will be divorced," considered a conditional oath, and what is the ruling if he said it ignorantly more than three times and the action occurred?
Who is at fault and who should initiate the apology in a dispute between spouses caused by the husband's reprimand of his wife and accusation of negligence, due to their daughter returning alone from school?
What is the ruling on a husband saying to his wife: "By divorce, it's not working" - referring to the fan - so if it does work, does the oath take effect, is it considered a divorce, and is expiation required?
A religious man married a woman who does not maintain her prayers despite his advice. He divorced her but took her back for the sake of their children. He asks: Should he be patient with her? What are his duties toward her? Is he sinful for being intimate with her?
What is the ruling regarding a working wife whose husband covers her personal expenses and contributes to the household, while she takes from the household money without his knowledge to pay off a mortgage on a property she owns, justifying her actions by claiming that her husband is obligated to provide for her?
What is the meaning of "copyright reserved," is it present in Islam, and does it imply monopolizing knowledge?
Is the wife sinful if she leaves her husband to neglect his prayers and delay performing them, and does not wake him for them to avoid problems?
What is your advice to a man who constantly curses his wife over the trivialest of reasons, even though all his marital rights are fulfilled?
Is it permissible for a mother to give her poor maternal aunt some of the family's provisions (flour, oil, and sugar) without the knowledge of her miserly husband?
What is the Shariah ruling and the appropriate advice for a man who has been married for 19 years and is suffering from a wife who is demanding separation, claiming she cannot bear the pressures of financial life and wishes to search for another man, despite his repeated attempts to preserve the marriage and his forgiveness of her past behaviors?