Reconciling after one divorce
Q: Me and my husband had the nikah and English wedding, and now few months ago my husband applied for divorce through the courts. I got the final letter from court few weeks ago. Now my husband say that he want me back.
Q: Me and my husband had the nikah and English wedding, and now few months ago my husband applied for divorce through the courts. I got the final letter from court few weeks ago. Now my husband say that he want me back.
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1. Is it mandatory to have a witness while divorcing the girl/wife?
2. If a husband divorce his wife over the phone, is the divorce executed or not?
Q: My wife misbehaved with my parents and my parents wants me to give her a talaaq. Further, she still chats with her ex fiance hiddenly. Due to these both reasons I want to give her talaq. I want to ask am I right on my decision according to shariah?
Q: I want to know about triple talaq masla. I am listenening and seeing more and more of this new masala. Why the government is against it? Will it cause any problems for us?
Q: Does saying 'you are divorcee' while alone, constitute talaq.
Q: What happens if your husband has black magic or a jin when he gives you 3 talaaqs? Will the talaaqs stand if it was said under complusion? How would one know what happens after that?
Q: I had a second marriage recently on 31 Jan. I had no relationship with my wife till now because I got to know that she had not taken proper talaq from her first husband. Talaq is just on a plain paper written by her husband that I give u talaq. There there is no sign of a Qazi or advocate. So now I want to ask u if my marriage is valid or not? Our marriage was done by a Qazi. What should I do now?
Q: If a husband and wife are arguing and the husband says he made his biggest mistake marrying this women etc, and as the argument continues he says twice in anger jao tum meri taraf se farigh ho. Is that classes as a divorce?
Q: My mother-in-law told me that there is a Hadith which says that she can ask her son to leave me, and he must obey her. Is it true? What is the Hadith?
Q: If a man utters the word "divorce" not for the purpose of his wife's divorce neither was he addressing her at a time when it was uttered. However when it was uttered a thought of his wife came in his mind. Will it constitute divorce ? It was uttered without any purpose. He was not addressing his wife. He had no intention of referring it to his wife. However when it was uttered a thought of his wife occurred in his mind in a flash and disappeared. Now he is worried.