Q: My husband performed a second nikaah without my knowledge. I found out about it immediately after that and I had a breakdown. I tried to understand and accept it but I just could not. Hence my husband was forced to divorce her before even consumating the marriage. Will I be answerable to Allah for this?
Q: I am a 24-year-old male with low sperm count (about 5 million), whereas the WHO normal limit is 15 million or more. My wife knows and supports me, but if my condition doesn’t improve, she might ask for a divorce. I want to know how permissible that is in Islam according to the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Q: My wife betrayed me by having an affair.
During the time I questioned her on the details of the affair I became so angry and out of my mind she told me that I have given her 3 talaaq in that moment.
We both want to work on our marriage and not separate paths.
I do not recall giving these talaaqs as I was so furious about hearing the details I don't even recall the entire conversation.
On a side note, I have been diagnosed years ago with severe depression and bipolar disorder and I am a Muslim revert with not much sound knowledge on divorces hence I'm asking for your feedback.
Trying to look for answers online are insufficient as they all differ in favor to my situation and similarly not in favor of my situation.
I will appreciate any assistance in this regard more especially due to the fact that I can't recall it from my anger and that this surely was never the intention.
Q: If either a husband or a wife becomes an apostate, does an automatic divorce take place?
Q: I have been contemplating and reflecting a lot the past few months. We all know there is great Hikmah behind everything, Allah is The Most Wise... We would never be able to even comprehend His wisdom SubhanAllah.
I was pondering on something... When a man gives a woman the 3rd talaq, the woman becomes completely impermissible for him... She needs to marry another man, consummate that before and then she is able to go back to the former husband (this can't be planned out though).
As I said we would never be able to contemplate the wisdom of Allah. But I do ponder why that is... What is the reason for this SubhanAllah?
Is it so the woman can experience another marriage to someone else to see if he appreciates her etc? Is it a kind of punishment for the man for going so extreme to give a 3rd talaq. SubhanAllah I'm just pondering. I wish I knew the tafsir for this verse or if anyone has more knowledge on this please.
Q: If a wife is not ready to divorce her husband then how can a husband take divorce?
Q: A man insisted his wife to go out of the country to work with him, and his wife did not want to go because of the environment in the western country, she was afraid that he would go there. In order not to deteriorate in this environment, her husband then told her that if she did not comply, he swore that he would not go near her for four months, and four months had passed, Does it lead to divorce?
Q: I live in Canada. Is it permissible for my wife to claim 50% of my assets if she goes for a divorce? Canadian law allows her to claim 50% of my assets.
Q: I married a lady who converted to Islam two years ago. Despite many discussions and arguments, she continues to consume alcohol which we both agreed was something she would not do. Everytime it’s saying sorry but it all recurs again. I am now of the view that I have to divorce her even though I understand the importance of introducing and keeping someone in Islam.
Q: I am married for 4 years. Since I got married there has been many problems between my husband and I. We come from different backgrounds so there is no compatibility between us. He does not feel happy in the marriage and he says that he cannot see himself having a family with me and being happy with me. For this reason he will not let me have children. We spoke to a counselor but it didn't make a difference. Please advise me as to what I should do because I am very unhappy in this marriage. Will I be sinful if I ask him for a divorce?