Rights of Spouses
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Is the money a young man takes for handling government transactions, which are not part of his official work, considered a bribe or unlawful gain?
Does Allah approve of what the wife is doing after she expelled her husband from the home and refused divorce or khul' so that she would not have to return his rights, and what is the ideal course of action in such a situation?
Does a married woman find anyone to defend her rights and protect her from "husband's terrorism" in the absence of a helper and her being stripped of her possessions?
How should a husband deal with his disobedient wife who left him, denied his father's rights, prevented him from seeing his children, then sought divorce and sued him in the courts? Is her request for divorce considered khulʿ, and is he entitled to reclaim the dower and gold?
Is a wife's supplication against her husband's family and her refusal to visit them considered a legitimate Shar'i reason for divorce? And what are the legal rights of the wife if she requests a divorce despite the husband's lack of negligence? And how can the husband obtain custody of his children?
What is the ruling on the director taking gifts for herself that resulted from the work of the team members without their knowledge, and is it obligatory to inform the members of that?
Is divorce permissible if the wife feels hatred and aversion towards her husband, whom she describes as having many bad qualities, and she refuses to bear children from him, with her refusal to bear children being for the sake of the child's welfare?
Is the wife entitled, Islamically, to obtain the entire list of movables after her divorce in consideration of her release from any claims (al-ibra'), based on her request and insistence, while the husband wishes to give her only what her father bought?
Is it obligatory to leave a job if it requires paying bribes to facilitate government transactions, knowing that leaving the job will lead to unemployment?
What is the ruling on a woman working if she is compelled to do so?
Are the amounts obtained by those who counterfeit experience and academic certificates halal or doubtful, and is it permissible or forbidden to expose this counterfeiting to the responsible authorities, and will my reporting them cut off their livelihoods?
Is a wife considered neglectful, in the religious sense, of her husband's rights if circumstances related to childcare or temporary health conditions prevent her from performing her marital duties regularly, and what are the husband's rights over his wife?
What is the ruling on working without the knowledge of one's parents, as they completely disapprove?
Should the wife seek divorce or annulment of the marriage contract if her husband drinks alcohol, commits adultery, and fails to fulfill her conjugal rights?
Is it permissible to take an advance payment from the client to guarantee rights and cover the broker's penalties in the event the client withdraws from the project, and is it necessary to inform him that I am merely a broker, even though my work involves selecting the type of software and the implementing company?
Is it permissible for a woman to quit her mixed-gender job despite her and her husband's need for the health insurance provided by the job to cover the costs of pregnancy and childbirth?
Can the husband retract his oath: "By triple divorce, you will not work for your family again"? Is expiation permissible from the wife's money, and what is its amount? Does the oath include actions that occurred before the oath was taken?
How is "living together in kindness" achieved, and is the husband's duty limited to providing basic needs, or does it include affection, education, and bringing joy? What is the scope of a wife's obedience to her husband? What should a wife do if her husband overburdens her? Is a husband sinful if he abandons his wife and does not satisfy her desires?
What should a wife residing in a European country do, who visited her family in her Arab country during the Hajj, and her husband refuses her travel to attend her brother's wedding, who has never been married before, under the pretext of high travel expenses despite his financial ease, knowing that she feels a loss of affection towards him?
Is a wife's refusal to engage in video calls with her traveling husband considered a violation of his legitimate marital rights for which she would be held accountable?
What is your opinion on this statement in light of the aforementioned circumstances, and how can a jobless girl who rarely leaves the house exert effort [to find work]?
Have I wronged my fiancée, and will she be my adversary on the Day of Resurrection, given that she rejected my conditions regarding dress, work, and mixing after it became clear to me that these are religious obligations?
What is the legitimate Islamic ruling regarding what a wife is entitled to demand from her husband, given that she bears the larger share of household and children's expenses, feels psychological and physical pressure, and the husband refuses to acknowledge his full Islamic responsibility for providing financial support?
Does a woman lose her independence after marriage and become subservient to her husband in every matter, knowing that her obedience is only obligatory in specific marital rights, while some believe that a man has many degrees over his wife, citing the verse: "But men have a degree over them"?