Q: An argument ensued between a husband and wife. The husband with gesture, shows 2 fingers and says, "I am giving you 2 talaqs." Then he says, "Never mind, I will give you 1." The husband was extremely raged at this juncture and walks out. What is the status of the marriage?
Q: My husband divorced me once over the phone but made ruju. Later on we had many fights. I asked him for divorce or to end the marriage and he said "ho gayi" meaning it's done, along with many other words that I don't remember. This was in person.
Then at another time after more fights, I asked him to end this and he said, "Samjho ho gayi or ho chuki" meaning consider it done. I wanted him to text me the word talaq but he said I'll send the papers in mail. I gave him the address because he asked. But he couldn't go through with it. Later on, he said since he didn't use the word divorce, it probably didn't occur.
Q: Is divorce during pregnancy halaal? If a husband thinks he cannot move on with his relationship with his wife, can he divorce his wife during pregnancy? Whether yes or no, in either case, please explain when will the iddat terminate.
Q: I read that according to some Ulama, the forms of the civil divorce do not count when a person does not intend Shari divorce.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/file-divorce-application-online#section-3
Sorry, I just wanted to ask your procedure just to stay safe. What exactly should I do when signing the forms so the Shari divorce doesn't take place.
Q: My husband and I were joking and suddenly I said, "Give me talaaq" and he said "de di". I want to ask ke kiya talaaq hogayi?
Q: I married for the second time in 11.11.2016. Before marriage, I stayed together with her for one year. I wanted to make my relationship halaal but I did one mistake by not telling her that I was married with 2 kids.
After 3 months she got to know that I was married and she wanted a divorce. Now she wants a divorce and is not ready to live with me. Everyday she argues and fights with me.
So I told her to take divorce but she was not ready. Now what do I have to do. She is not easy to live with anymore and not ready to divorce.
Q:
1- Without having any knowledge of divorce by giving divorce or demanding for divorce can divorce take place? God is ever forgiving. If we ask for forgivness, will he forgive us or he will still punish us for that which we were not aware of?
2- If two divorce were given by using word "divorce" two times just to get out of house in fight. Will those two divorce count?
3- Can Allah forgive woman in haiz if she makes some stupid decision or ask for divorce from husband and husband says divorce word two times without having intention to give her divorce and she stops him (it means she didn't mean it) will that still count as divorce?
4- In haiz, women go through a lot of sentimental and emotional mood swings. If she demands for divorce will that be considered?
5- There has to be intention of giving divorce or divorce just takes place anyways?
I have heard that God is always forgiving. Ask him for forgivness if you make any mistake. Without having intention or any knowledge, he's kind and he will forgive. He won't be unfair with anyone. Does divorce mistake not count in this?
Q: I want to ask you a few questions before I make a decision about marrying a second wife. I am not satisfied with my marriage with my first wife. This is due to a lack of affection and neglect from my first wife. I have had this problem for 5 to 6 years now and I have tried to talk to my wife to resolve how I feel but nothing seems to better my situation, and I have now given up. I still care about my first wife and I still want to provide for her and our 3 children. I want to marry a second wife but I don't want to commit a sin. The UK law does not recognise a second wife. It is actually illegal in the UK to have a second wife, although it is fine to have a mistress. As I am aware that there is an Islamic ruling that I should abide by the law of the country that I reside in.
1. My question is, if I get permission from my first wife, and provided I fulfil both wives rights, will I be commiting a sin to have a second wife in the UK?
2. Does a divorce through the UK civil court break the Islamic nikah? (From my own research I have found that it does not break the Islamic nikah)
3. I have met a person from Morroco who has accepted to be my second wife, but to bring her to UK I have to first divorce my first wife through the UK civil court. Can I do this in order to bring my second wife into the UK? I do not want to break the nikah to my first wife.
Q: What is the status of a persons marriage if he gives his wife 3 talaqs whilst intoxicated? Does it change if he was forced or unknowingly became intoxicated? Is the consensus amongst all imaams?
Q: If a husband says to his wife I don't want to live with you, you are free from my side. While fighting he continues to say I don't need you, are these words kufr to make a nikah faasid?