Q: I gave my wife 3 talaaq in 1 sitting. I heard it is counted as 3. Is it true? What is the real fatwa on this?
I also heard from an organisation that 3 talaaq nowadays, due to some reason, is counted as 1. It is said also due to this time and age it is counted as 1.
So please reply and give me the fatwa and explaining from Qur'aan and hadith. I need to know what Qur'aan and hadith has to say about this and at this time and age what's the rules.
Q: My husband was under the influence of drugs and hasn't been sleeping for the last five days, affecting his overall mental state. He got angry and said talaaq to me three times. He is not himself due to his mental state and said this out of anger. Are the talaaqs issued valid?
Q: I am currently in iddat after my husband gave me 1 divorce (19/05/22).
He is messaging me that he wants a ruju but the Mufti Saheb I spoke to from our sharia council said that a ruju will not take place like this and I should just continue observing my iddat.
I feel that the Mufti Saheb knows our matters in detail hence this is why he prefers for me to just complete the iddat period.
I just want to know whether I should continue my iddat or just stop as my husband has said that he wants ruju over a text message?
Q: What is the ruling regarding looking after a child after a husband divorces his wife while she was breastfeeding the child in Hanafi fiqh?
It is pertinent to mention here that the couple had intercourse several times during the last months after the birth of a newborn and that the menstrual cycle had not yet started.
Q: If a husband says to his wife, "If you ever tell me 'You go away' , I will go away". Is this a conditional divorce? Will talaaq occur if the wife says this statement?
Q: My husband and I were in an argument and both of us were very angry so when I said to him to give me talaq, he said you are farigh from my side but since I didnt know about the meaning of this word farigh, I didn't paid attention to it. After that 5 years passed and I also gave birth to our third baby.
Now, after asking one mufti about this, he said to me that the talaq was valid and when I asked my husband about this, he said I never said that you are farigh, rather I said farigh kardunga. Please help and I also dont remember it very much because years have passed.
Q: If someone commits kufr and they have to renew their marriage, does this count as a divorce? Have they used up one of their 3 divorces?
Q: I was married to a man in Canada and lived with him for many years. Unfortunately, we had many problems and fights, until I left him and returned to my country of Bangladesh.
My husband did not want to divorce me, so I obtained a divorce from the non-Muslim court.
A few years have passed since the court issued the divorce. I now want to reconcile with my ex-husband and remarry him.
My question is whether we need to repeat the nikaah or whether the nikaah is still intact, as the divorce was issued by the kaafir court and my husband did not want to divorce me.
Q: I had khula in January 2021 due to circumstances and I have a baby as well. But I have strong feelings for my ex husband, even though I came to know he got married, but he did contact me and mentioned he missed me. After that he never mentioned it nor did we have any further conversations. I do feel I and him understand each other. Is it possible that by any type of prayer or dua I can get under nikaah with him again in any point of my life?
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?