Q: Does tearing marriage photos count as a divorce? For example, if a husband tears up a marriage photo after a dispute with his wife in the past but does not remember why the photo was ripped in the first place, does this lead to anything?
Q: In a case of divorce what does the Sharia say about paternal grandparents right on the female baby. I am aware that they have rights to visit the child. But my question is do they have rights to come and pick up the baby and take the baby to their home?
Q: I have given my wife one talaaq thereafter we reconciled the marriage. After a week we had an arguement, she requested that should I issue her second and third talaaq, she will accept it in front of a witness. I issued it not in front of any witnesses. Is it valid or not?
Q: I am actually taking a fiqh course on marriage and divorce but I still don't understand the concepts and I would like to get a second opinion on a question where there is a difference of opinion. If a person uses metaphors of divorce statements with the intention of "wanting to divorce" in the future tense but not to issue a divorce on the spot, are these statements considered in hanafi madhab? My understanding is that they will not count because divorce was not issued on the spot but I read somewhere that it does. Can I please get a second opinion?
Q: Before a woman gets married, can she request that her husband should give her the right of divorce, and will this be a valid talaaq? What is this usool called?
Q: I was married for two years, during which my wife and I had many arguments and fall outs. They came a point where I was fustrated and in in the spear of the moment I gave my wife three talaaqs. I am fully aware of the implications of three talaaqs hence I separated from my wife. Lately my brother-in-law (wifes brother) contacted me and said he had visited two aamils who both confirmed somebody had made jadoo on us and because of the jadoo I gave talaaq hence the talaaq is not valid. Mufti saheb kindly assist as to what I should be doing?
