Q: A women received mehr in the form of property upon marriage from her deceased husband, and has chosen to marry a new person. Must the family of the deceased husband give her share in the families property after she remarried another person?
Q: I am currently observing my iddat. My husband divorced me. According to shariah, my iddat period was 3 months/3 menstrual cycles. When he gave divorce I was menstruating. Will that be counted in the 3 cycles to complete iddat.
Q:
1. Can a husband take his wife back during the iddah of khula? Would there have to be a new nikaah even though it is during the iddah?
2. Is the iddah of khula 3 haidh cycles as well?
Q: My husband and I separated from each other since 1 year and I don't have any relationship with him, not before and not now. Now I take divorce from him forcefully is my iddat applicable on me or not?
Q: Is it permissible for a woman to wear makeup in her iddah period if it was necessary for her job role such as receptionist or air hostess?
Q: What happens if you get divorced whilst 3 months pregnant, how long is your iddah?
Q: A woman is divorced and sitting in iddat. Her children stay with her. Is it permissible for her to drop the kids off at school? Her ex-husband cannot assist.
Q: When a lady receives a divorce by her husband. What is the Islamic ruling in the event she has nowhere to go?
Q: My daughter's husband passed away, she is now in iddat. We are so confused as to the rules about her going out in our backyard. We were told, she cannot go in our backyard if we don't have a cover, something like she can't be under the sky. Basically we want to know if she is allowed to go out and sit in the backyard.
Q:
1. If a talaaq is given, and the woman is a registered student at a tertiary institution, may she attend classes during her iddah?
2. Is the above the same as when a woman has a job and she has to work. Out of necessity during her iddah?
3. Where should the woman, still a student, live?