Divorce

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Troubled Thoughts about Divorce

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Divorce in Menses

CouncilofUlama.co.zaRead

What If Wife Took an Oath to Leave Husband?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

How Do I Continue After Being Forced Into Marriage With a Despicable Man?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

After Being Forced to Divorce My Husband, Should I Go Back to Him?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

How Can I Divorce When I Can’t Afford It?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

Does This Count as a Valid Divorce?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

Can I Ask My Relative to Divorce Their Horrible Spouse?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

How Do I Regain My Husband’s Trust, Intimacy and Respect?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

Are the Relatives of My In-Laws My Non-marriageable Kin (Mahram)?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

How Should I Behave With My Husband Until I Start the Divorce Process?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

Can a Husband Leave His Wife for Not Bleeding on the Wedding Night?

Shaykh Abdul-Rahim ReasatRead

Does It Count as a Divorce If My Husband Said, That He’d Take Care of His Ex-wife?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

Can I Marry My Father’s Cousin? Who Counts as Unmarriageable Kin?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

Does Playing a Break-Up Song Constitute a Valid Divorce?

Shaykh Irshaad SedickRead

Was It Wrong To Leave My Husband Because He Doesn’t Practice Islam?

Ustadha Shazia AhmadRead

Is Divorce (Talaq) through Writing or Typing Valid?

Shaykh Abdul-Rahim ReasatRead

Iddat period / Khullah / Halala

Shaykh Navalur RahmanRead

If I told my wife by her name something like this ‘maniya I divorce you’ ‘I divorce you’ so, I issued the word divorce twice. Then after sometime before she could finish her time of ‘iddah’ I told her one more time ‘madniya I divorce you’ and from this statement I meant divorce. So, from this would my wife be divorced?

Shaykh Navalur RahmanRead

If my husband issued divorce three times at once over the phone, would that constitute as having issued all three divorce rights and if he wants to take her back in her “iddah” (period in which a divorcee can’t remarry) would that be allowed or not?

Shaykh Navalur RahmanRead

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