Rights of Spouses
1,443 questions
What is the ruling on working in banks as a lawyer and defending their rights?
Is it permissible to abort a pregnancy resulting from rape before the fourth month, and is it permissible to marry the woman who conceived it before she gives birth?
Is it permissible for a man to remain in contact and exchange greetings and inquire about the well-being of women who have not worked with him for years, or mothers of students whose studies with him concluded decades ago, knowing that they are audacious enough to call in the middle of the night to discuss matters unrelated to work, but merely to confide, laugh, and joke, with some of them expressing their longing for him and stating that he holds a dear place in their hearts, and with an abundance of mutual flattery between him and them?
Is it permissible to work as a teacher and explain paid books to students and profit from that, knowing that most fatwas prohibit copying books and selling them at a lower price? And if that is not permissible, what is the ruling on the money earned?
What is the concept of a wife's obedience to her husband in matters that do not displease Allah, and does this include her undertaking all household chores and childcare, and traveling to another governorate for her work, while the husband refuses to seek help from others for some tasks despite their financial capability?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the behavior of a husband who reprimands his wife in front of their daughter, but does not reprimand their daughter when she lies to the wife and raises her voice at her? And what are the wife's rights in this situation?
What is the Sharia ruling on a wife asking how to expiate for the sin of lying to her family by denying her request for divorce from her husband, and what is the ruling on a husband's oath of divorce that his wife not speak with her friends, and does divorce occur if she violates this oath, given the husband's intention was to threaten, not to divorce?
Is it Islamically permissible for a husband to leave his wife at her family's home, without asking about her needs, or fulfilling her emotional and material requests, and only coming for his own needs, knowing that the marriage agreement included obtaining a separate home, and that the wife works and is able to financially assist in renting a home? And is the wife considered disobedient (nashiz) if she demands her right for her husband to be with her in the marital home?
Is it permissible for one of a wife's divorce pronouncements to be in her hand and two in the husband's hand, and what are the rights of each party should the wife desire divorce based on this condition?
Does divorce occur with the saying, "Divorce be upon me, if you come home from work and find anything on top of the refrigerator, you are not staying in the house," if the wife removed most of the items but left some, knowing that she understood the intention was to clean and not to remove everything?
What is to be done with a 25-year-old sister who wants to work and does not want to marry, and has sworn not to marry until she works, while her mother and brothers want her to marry?
Is the husband sinful for not providing housing and maintenance for his working wife who agrees to that? What is the ruling on a spousal agreement not to have children by mutual consent? And is she sinful for waiving her share of the inheritance in favor of her husband's children?
Does divorce occur if the wife starts working after the husband swore by triple divorce that she would not work?
Is the husband's claim valid that his wife only allowed him to be intimate with her once or twice over five months, despite the wife's denial, and what should the husband do to fully obtain his rights?
Is it permissible for a wife who is harmed by her husband to refuse his bed and request that he marry another woman, so that she may be absolved from his marital right? And does this then negate her need for his permission regarding leaving the house and her share of the inheritance? And is it permissible for her to remain in the same house solely for the purpose of raising the children? And what is nushuz (disobedience/rebellion) and what is its ruling? And is it permissible for a husband to restrict his wife from visiting her family?
Is money earned from design considered unlawful if the operating system (Windows) used is not genuine?
How can a married woman, who suffers from constant nervousness and a feeling of deprivation after marriage, and who was forced to bear children and leave her job, deal with the responsibilities of marital and family life and raising children, especially with her husband's and his family's rejection of the idea of seeking specialized help?
Is the education I will receive in a private school, funded by building a wedding hall that contains musical instruments, unlawful (haram)? And will my future work resulting from this education be unlawful (haram)?
Is it permissible for a wife to seek divorce from her husband who seizes her salary and refuses to help her family, and is it better for her to continue the marriage or seek divorce to honor her mother?
Is working in the field of design considered unlawful (haram), and is it obligatory to abandon this profession if the foundation of learning for it was established using unlicensed software, knowing that the software has now been legally purchased?
What is the ruling on a wife being divorced if she swore to her husband a conditional divorce by saying: "You are divorced if I betray you, or if I flirt, or if I do anything behind your back," and then the wife messaged her husband, disguised as another person, without his knowledge? Does the divorce take place in this case?
Is it obligatory for a man who is about to embrace Islam, and who is married, has another relationship, and has a teenage son, to divorce his wife and live with the other woman, or to leave her, taking into consideration his responsibilities towards his son and his property, and his strained relationship with his wife?
Is it permissible to retract forgiveness of the husband before God after discovering that his motives were not sincere and that he deceived and exploited his wife for two years for the sake of conjugal rights?
Is a divorce pronounced by the husband through disjointed text messages, "You are divorced, divorced, divorced," considered valid?