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Will the word “choro mujhe” constitute divorce?

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Husband telling his wife “I want to divorce you”

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Husband retracting from his confession of divorce

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Replying to a person who has a lack of understanding

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Woman working due to fear of divorce

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Telling one’s wife “See what I do tomorrow” with the intention of talaaq

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Divorcing one’s wife while living in another country

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Husband saying ‘tal’ or ‘tala’ instead of talaaq

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Husband saying “Hate talaaq”

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Husband replying “Fine, take it” when the wife asks him for divorce

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Restrictions in iddat

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Revoking the talaaq during the iddah period

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Repeating talaaq to pronounce the words clearly

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Talaaq-e-baain and irrevocable talaaq

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Explaining a situation of talaaq to one’s wife

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Husband saying words of talaaq without directing it to the wife

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Consummating the marriage for halaalah to be valid

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Saying talaaq by the slip of the tongue without the intention of talaaq

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Ex-wife filing for maintenance after divorce and husband using interest money to pay

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Issuing a divorce after iddat

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