Talaaq

Does telling one's wife "Thanks for giving me a reason to move on" constitute divorce?

Submitted by user2 on Wed, 2018-03-21 08:21

Q: After fighting with my wife, I sent this text message to her: "Thanks for giving me a reason to move on" does this constitute divorce?

Asking for divorce after faskh

Submitted by user2 on Wed, 2018-03-21 07:06

Q: When fasakh has taken place, does the wife still need to ask the husband for a divorce or is it that because the nikah is now cancelled out they are no longer partners so therefore asking for a divorce wouldn't make sense as they are no longer spouses. How long is the iddat once fasakh has taken place?

Marital problems

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2018-03-20 06:57

Q:

1. If a husband promises his wife that he wont ever want to take another wife/wives, does he forego his right? What happens if he breaks the promise and he does a second nikaah?

2. If the first wife cant cope or bear the pain of it, can she leave him?

3. If he feels that the second nikkah was a mistake and he regrets it, can he leave her? Both wives are living in 2 different countries. He doesn't spend equal time nor equal money on both his wives. He really loves the first wife more than the second and both the wives are aware of that.

4. Also, if the husband refuses a divorce, can the wife request a khula'?

5. If yes, does it mean that the kids have to go to their father and if the husbamd demands any amount of money he wishes too, she would have to pay in order for him to agree to khula'? 

Wife forcing the husband to issue talaaq

Submitted by user2 on Sun, 2018-03-18 07:42

Q: I want to know that if a husband is totally unaware of the terms and conditions of Talaaq. In this situation, if a wife forces him to give talaaq but he knows what she is asking for is not a legal thing, if she beats him up and forces him to say talaaq and the husband just says "go, talaaq" only once, is talaaq valid?

Forcing one's husband to issue a talaaq

Submitted by user2 on Sat, 2018-03-17 06:38

Q: I'm a 33 year old woman. My husband was an alcoholic. One day we got into a heated argument and I couldn't control myself and forced my husband to give me talaaq. He refused at first and kept quite. When I forced him he just told me "Go talaaq" just once and he repeated the same thing after somedays. I want to know if talaaq took place in this situation and how many?

Revoking a talaaq

Submitted by user2 on Tue, 2018-03-13 06:46

Q: I asked my husband for a divorce and he wrote it down on a piece of paper for me but did not want to divorce me and now we have gone back together again. Is this permissible as he says someone told him he can take me back within the 3 months period. What to do?

Reconciling after one divorce

Submitted by user2 on Mon, 2018-03-12 08:19

Q: Me and my husband had the nikah and English wedding, and now few months ago my husband applied for divorce through the courts. I got the final letter from court few weeks ago. Now my husband say that he want me back.

Witnesses for divorce

Submitted by user2 on Thu, 2018-03-08 06:58

Q:

1. Is it mandatory to have a witness while divorcing the girl/wife?

2. If a husband divorce his wife over the phone, is the divorce executed or not?

Divorcing one's wife due to her being involved with her ex fiance

Submitted by user2 on Mon, 2018-03-05 08:14

Q: My wife misbehaved with my parents and my parents wants me to give her a talaaq. Further, she still chats with her ex fiance hiddenly. Due to these both reasons I want to give her talaq. I want to ask am I right on my decision according to shariah?

Iddat after khula'

Submitted by user2 on Mon, 2018-03-05 07:07

Q: If I got married without letting my parent's know, can I apply for khula without their knowledge? Me and my husband don't live together. We only meet each other once a week. That kind of relationship has not happened and I am still a virgin. In this case, can I just give him divorce or he has the right of not giving the permission of divorce?

Do I have to sit for iddah? What is the procedure of khulah? We don't have any similarities between us in case of deen or any other thing. Emotionally I suffered a lot in this 9 years of relationship. If I go further, it can affect my mental health very badly. I tried to be patient and it did go well for a few days but at the end it is the same. Please tell me the procedure of khulah in details and do I have to involve anyone else in this matter or not?

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