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I would like to ask a question pertaining to talaq. My husband gave me three talaqs two years ago and we have not resided together since that time. He would now like to reconcile but the only option is for me to make nikah with another man and be intimate. What I would like to know is that if I do agree to do this, I would knowingly be entering into a nikah with another person just for the purpose of him giving me a talaq after we have been intimate for that night. Is this acceptable according to Islam? Because a part of me feels that Allah knows everything and that He will know that my intention for making the nikah is only to reconcile with my first husband. Is it acceptable according to the Shariah for me to reconcile with my first husband?

Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

Distribution of nights between two wives

Fatwa.org.auRead

Designing billboards etc

Shaykh Ebrahim Desai, Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

In regards to copyright with relation to books which are used as study material: Can such books be copied without any profit being made from it?

Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

Alhamdulillah, I regularly browse through the online Q&A and use it as a source of obtaining information and guidance. My question relates to a previous answer about otoplasty surgery (click here to see) that was issued. Normally, some explanation is provided before the verdict is provided, but not in this case. The query in question related to the permissibility of otoplasty (a surgical procedure) for the purposes of rendering the ears to what would be perceived as “normal”. My question is posed as a lay-man and not meant to question the validity of the previous answer but to obtain an understanding of the rationale used in arriving at the answer. It could be viewed that the otoplasty is a “cosmetic surgical procedure” and one that changes the appearance of a person from that with which Allah has bestowed one. I understand the potential ridicule that one who is born with such a condition may endure and I sympathise with such persons. Can the ruling be extended to other features of a person that are not considered “normal” such as a nose or a chin?

Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

CFD

Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

Buying things in muharram

Shaykh Faizal RizaRead

Attaining jannatul firdaus

Fatwa.org.auRead

Amlak of MCCA

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Mental and Physical Disabilities

Shaykh Ismail MoosaRead

Fiqh of Oaths

Shaykh Ismail MoosaRead

Refusing Itr (Scent)

Shaykh Ismail MoosaRead

Paying Zakat to Institutions as Receivers

Shaykh Abdur Rahman ibn YusufRead

Zina of the eyes

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Zihar

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Would zina between brothers and sisters constitute Hurmat Musaaharat

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Writing a Will

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Would adultery constitute divorce

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Will Isa Alayhis Salam be a Prophet after his descention?

Shaykh Mohammed Tosir MiahRead

Wife living with the husbands parents whilst he is studying

Shaykh Sayeedur RahmanRead