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How can I get separation from my husband as I don’t have any feelings for him and I afraid that I shall not be able to perform my bound duties for him according to Islam.

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Dear Mufti Saheb/ Assalamu Alykum On my father’s force I got married. In fact, I was not willing for this and I had already told the boy to cancel this proposal from his side before marrainge. He did not do it and my marriage took place. Last one year, inspite of my try, I am not getting any feelings for him. Please advise me how I can get separated from him. He wants to use me even I don’t have feelings for him. My husband is in Jeddha and I am in Dammam. Can I send him notice through Dammam Sharia Court or I must go to Jeddha? Can I give wakala to my father or relative to work in this matter. I shall eagerly wait for your reply.. Allah will reward you for this.

Answer

Respected Brother-in-Islam

Assalaamu Alaykum Wa Rahmatullaahi Wa Barakaatuhu

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) said, ‘The most detestable among
the permissible things in the sight of Allah is divorce.’ If there is a
dispute between husband and wife, they should first try to resolve it
between themselves, failing which, Allah says, ‘Two persons representing the
husband and wife respectively should arbitrate and amicably resolve the
dispute.’

As far as possible, a divorce should be avoided. However, after exhausting
all avenues of reconciliation, as a last resort, Allah says, ‘Keep with
principle or release with principle’. If the husband and wife cannot fulfill
their respective duties to one another, then instead of committing a sin of
violating one another’s rights, they should separate. The husband should
release his wife with principle by giving her divorce. In such a situation,
if a wife seeks for a divorce, she will not be sinful. If the husband
refuses to divorce her, she may make Khula, i.e. offer to repay her dowry to
him in lieu of him granting her the divorce. If the husband is still
spiteful and withholds the divorce, the woman may contact the Úlamaa
(scholars) of her locality who are well versed with judiciary principles of
Islam requesting them to annul the marriage.

and Allah Ta’ala Knows Best

Mufti Ebrahim Desai
FATWA DEPT.

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