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    Would saying we might as well get divorced affect the marriage

    Would sending the wife to her parents house constitute a divorce

    Would stepping into a puddle make my clothes impure

    Would Talaq be done from the aforementioned text messages

    Would the carpet become impure if wet impurity transfers to it

    Would the income be lawful if someone falsely obtained documents to show he has a degree

    Would the marriage still remain valid if the husband committed adultery with his ex wife

    Would the monthly rent be deducted from the Zakatable assets

    Would the wudhu be done if something is stuck on the skin

    Would the yearly Council Tax be deducted from the Zakatable assets

    Writing just the word talaq on a piece of paper

    Writing Fiction Books

    Writing Kinayah words

    Writing the names of the Ashab Kahf in the Taweez

    A husband issued three talaqs to his wife in writting whilst the wife was present before him and then gave her the paper, without actually uttering the words of talaaq. The husband’s sister-in-law was also present. The husband claims he was emotionally and mentally pressurised to do so by his sister-in-law who told him his wife was not fit for him and that he was not in a sound state of mind at the time . All the while, the husband was crying and whenever he hesitated in writing, the sister-in-law forced him to write. He also claims she was reading some kind of invocation upon him to make him do as she ordered. Please clarify whether in this situation the divorce has taken place or not.