Q:A few days ago during a fight between my husband and myself, my husband said in extreme temper or rage “OK bring your relative I will finish this relation”. I said “no one can do this only we can. Give me divorce. He only said “I give you”, but did not use the word talaaq or divorce. After this we apologized to each other. I said to my husband you have given me 1 divorce. He said it does not count in divorce because he showed me a hadith in ighlaaq or extreme temper divorce will not count.
Q: My husband has given me two talaaqs a long time ago (separately with a year gap). Is it right according to shari'ah that he can either force me or ask me get into a relation with him, as it is his right (as he say so)?
Q: I gave talaaq three times written no witness. My parents said if I don't give talaq then she would legally own half my house & kick me out. I was confused. Does divorce count? Do I have to wait iddah period to remarry her?
Q: If a husband gives his wife talaq 3 times and she is pregnant. Are the couple divorced? Can the husband take her back within 3 months or is it over once talaaq is given 3 times?
Q: If husband says: "mai tmhe talaq dai doan ga jao tmhe ho gae" has talaq occurred? And after some days he says "mai tmhe talaq daita hoan" all this hapened on the phone.
Q: Due to marriage problems, I left my husbands home and returned to my parents home. I repeatedly asked my husband for a khula' because he refused to give me a talaaq. After a month I returned for a trial period. I was not happy at the end of the trial period and I went back to my parents home. On the day that I left, my husbands uncle told my husband that she is not happy in your marriage and she wants a talaaq and that she wants to give her mehar for khula. So my husbands uncle asked my husband in the presence of all of us that if his willing to take the mehar and give me a talaaq? My husband said that he accepts but he will give the answer the following week to our family Aalim. The following week my husband phoned our family Aalim to say that he is not willing to give me a talaaq. By my husband saying that he accpets, did the
khula' go through?
I got an annulment from an Aalim in my city and I was sitting for iddat, (the annulment did not go through because the Aalim gave me an annulment without consulting my husband). I sent the annulment letter and my mehar to my husband without the intention of khula, and my husband accepted my mehar. Is my nikkah still valid?
Q: I need to ask a question about a couple who have been separated for more than 6 months. We wanted to help them reconcile but we want to first make sure that their Nikah is still valid.
