Three talaaqs issued together
Q: I want information regarding divorce (talaaq). If a man issued three talaaqs to his wife, is it considered as one talaaq or three talaaqs?
Q: I want information regarding divorce (talaaq). If a man issued three talaaqs to his wife, is it considered as one talaaq or three talaaqs?
Q: What should a husband do/fulfil in all perspectives of life for kids/wife after separation or divorce?
Q: My husband complained to my mother that"your daughter is not giving me time" out of misunderstanding. He said I cant tolerate this situation and I am fed up with this situation. My mother told him to have patience then he replied that "I am sorry I can not tolerate this." He didnt use any word of divorce at all. It was just he was complaining. He swore to Allah his only intention was to talk to me. But I am confused that can these words constitute divorce?
Q: Can a person give the power of talaaq to his parents or someone else who he trusts so that even if he says the words out of frustration anger etc it wouldn't go through?
Q: My husband was upset at me because my father parked in parking spot outside. He kept saying you should tell me when he parks and I kept saying I didn't know he parked. Eventually I said that let me go to my father right now and tell him please don't park in his parking, hearing that my husband got upset and said that if you tell him then I will give you talaaq. Hearing that, I didn't go in the room. Later on my father came to me and asked why my husbands upset, on that I said that you parked on his parking spot. Does this issue a talaaq?
Q: If a woman who is divorced has two daughters; 21 and 18 years. The mother is a teacher and working, thus earning and seeing to the needs of the family. The father has no contact and does not support his daughters.
1) Who's responsibility is it to see to the needs of the two daughters?
2) In the event of the father passing on, who is next in category to sustain the daughters?
3) Can zakaat be given to them to sustain their needs currently?
4) Is it the responsibility of the mother to sustain the daughters, albeit the two daughters have already passed the age of maturity?
5) What/When will the two daughters be eligible to be aided with zakaat for their needs?
Q: My husband gave me divorce on 13 June 2016. It was a talaq-e-bain. Again on 18 august 2016 in anger he gave me oral divorce on the phone saying in the presence of Allah I am giving you talaaq 3 times. My question is whether this talaq is considered as my final talaq or can we both revoke our nikaah? Is it halaal or not?
Q: Whom does islam gives the first right to the child if the parents have a fight, the mother or the father? If the mother is ill does that gives a vaild reason for the father to keep the child?
Q: Whom does Islam give the right of the child after the parents. The mother's family or the father's family.
Q: I just would like to know as I was in contact with another woman not physical but via social media. My wife forced me to write down my 3rd and final talaaq to her and made me leave my home. I would like to know if this is valid as I had no intention of leaving her as I loved her. I married her with two kids from her previous marriage and we were a happy family but I let an intruder into my life and messed my marriage up. Do I have a right in this matter?