Q: Husband utters talaaq to the wife. Wife asks husband to repeat it so that she can record him. He then says it again for wife to record it. Is it considered as one talaaq or two?
Q: My husband told me 'You are not my wife, you are my girlfriend. Then I told him, why are you saying like this. Then he said 'You are my wife cum girlfriend. Does saying like this mean talaaq (the two statements above)? There was no fight or anything.
Q: When a woman obtains a khula through a Shari'ah council, what is the ruling under Imam Abu Hanifa? How can she re-marry her ex-husband?
Q: Will words like
1. "Go leave , what do you think that I am happy with you.. no I am not ...you are here just because of our daughter otherwise I would have left you long ago "
2) "I cannot take it anymore...leave...i can not do it anymore...she is on her own I don't care anymore" And other things like this mentioning that one is suffocated in the relationship want to end it but he's helpless... would these situations mean that divorce is given?
Q: I have a husband who suffers from anxiety and depression. So he has his highs and his lows. I just want to know since he is mentally unstable does he has the right to issue talaaq because when he in a depressive state I am always threatened with talaq. He is on medication for his illness.
Q: One day I wrote a letter to my wife. I wrote "you enjoy your life as per your choice I don't talk anything." So is my marriage broken, yes or no?
Q: When the husband in an angry mood tells his wife to pack up and go to her families house and that he is tired of her, will this terminate the nikaah (marriage)?
Q: Due to our daughter's illness, all our concentration were on her health as she has by birth problem. Me and my wife didn't perform any husband and wife activity since last three years as we are more worried about our daughter's condition and her health. For not performing any action of husband and wife, is there any effect on our Nikaah? All we did is mutually agreed. Please advise.
Q: If while in an argument, my husband told me to leave him alone. Is that one talaaq?
Q: Me and my husband were living separate and the divorce proceedings were in the court pending . Legally we were not divorced and he never said divorce word to me and while the divorce was pending he passed away his parents and family did not contact me about his passing away and when I said to them he was still my husband because divorce wasn't through yet they said no, in our eyes you are divorced and you have got no right to know he passed away. My question is, was their behaviour right about not letting me know about my husband and telling everyone that they are divorced although divorce wasn't through yet ?