Q: I e-mailed you about the problems between my husband and myself, and you replied and said if my husband used the word of "Leave the house" then he will not be halaal for his wife and this will be talaaq-e-baain. My question is if they both want to ruju again what should they do according to the Islamic point of view please help me.
Q: If the husband tells his wife after 2 years of their marriage that he doesn't love her he doesn't feel anything for her anymore after every little argument, and also he doesn't fulfil her huqooq and taunt her all the time, if wife is quite everything is fine but if the wife ever says anything to him about his attitude towards her than they have a fight and he tells his wife to leave the house and never come back. He also threatens the wife that he will re marry to someone else. In this situation what should the wife do in Islam point of view. Please help.
Q: My husband is a short tempered man. Whenever we have an argument in anger he gives me talaq. He has verbally said many times on different occasions. Am I divorced because he supports himself that I was in anger while I said it.
Q: If a husband gives divorce 3 times in one sitting in the condition of insanity or serious rage then the divorce will be done or not?
Q: Please confirm the procedure and conditions of granting a faskh?
Q: I received my faskh via a Moulana and did not go through the shariah court or our MJC. The moulana confirmed that I have grounds for my faskh as I advised that my husband does not fully support me and the children and makes more time for his friends. He also spends weekends at his parents house without me and the kids. The moulana only confirmed this with my husband and then provided my annulment certificate in the same week. I heard on the radio that a faskh will not be valid by any Imam or moulana as it must go through the Muslim judicial counsel. Is this necessary? Is my faskh valid and is it compulsory for me to go for counselling first?
Q: If I tell my wife "what do you want to do regarding this marriage", whether or not she wants to stay with me or not with the intention of not transferring the right to divorce but just discussion, is it considered one divorce if she says, "I don't want to be involved in this marriage anymore" but then afterwards she says "she does but not live with my parents" but with me alone?
Q: If a couple are having a discussion on the fone on various issues including divorce then the husband says "you are free to do anything" by which he intends regarding wife's career, then will nikah be affected? Like in Urdu if you say "tumazad ho" then sareeh divorce happens. The couple are pakistani, live there and had the discussion in both urdu and english.
Q: According to Islam when parents are divorced, the father acquires custody of the kids when the boy is 7 & girl is 9. What if the mother does not want to let the kids go to the father (who is remarried)? The mother (not remarried) works full day and is away from the kids for 11hours a day. How can the father obtain custody?
Q: My husband is using these word for a lot "You not my wife" and he also says "You want divorce?". I don't like him to say such words. Will I be divorced by him using such words?