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Divorce
He gave her a conditional divorce that would become effective if she spoke to her sister's husband, then she spoke to him without meaning to
SaveInsinuating Whispers Suggesting Divorce a Day After Marriage
SaveRevocable and Irrevocable Divorce
In a revocable divorce, the husband has the right to take his wife back during the `Iddah period without requiring a new marriage contract, dowry, or the wife’s consent, provided it is not the third divorce. However, this must occur before the `Iddah ends. An irrevocable divorce, particularly the third, permanently ends the marriage. If the woman marries another man in a legitimate and consummated marriage, she may remarry her first husband if the second husband either dies or divorces her.SaveIf the husband says “I divorced my wife” but he is lying or does not intend divorce
SaveHe swore by something other than Allaah that he would divorce his wife
SaveDivorce does not take place when one merely thinks about it
SaveIs the woman who is divorced after consummation of the marriage entitled to maintenance?
SaveHe agreed with her husband that if he travelled without her knowledge, it would be the last day between them, and he travelled
SaveIs Divorce Disliked by Allah?
The Hadith which reads: “The most hated thing before Allah is divorce” is not authentic, but its meaning is sound. Allah hates divorce, but He does not forbid it so as to make things easier for Muslims. If there is a legitimate Shar`i or regular reason for divorce, then it is not disliked depending on the likely outcome of keeping the wife.SaveShe said to her husband: You are haraam to me until the Day of Judgement
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