Iddat

Q: My wife was pregnant. It was an early pregnancy of six to eight weeks, but unfortunately it became a miscarriage. The doctors informed us that there are three ways through which the dead foetus could be removed; 1. through operating, 2. through administering medication, 3. the natural way by waiting for the bleeding to end.

She decided to remove the dead foetus in a natural way as she didn't want to take medicine or have an operation. However, a divorce was given during this time. After two or three weeks of divorce, bleeding started heavily, without medicine, in a natural way, and it continued for many hours. Due to the extreme pain, we visited a doctor, and the doctor operated on her because of complications.

What will the iddat be in this case?

Q: Is there a difference between iddat in hanafi and shafi mazhab?

Q: If I take khula and I don't do iddat period instead of iddat period can I give or my parents give kuffara for the iddat period or its necessary to do iddat and how many days iddat will be there?

Q: My husband has passed away two months ago and I am presently in iddat. I want to know whether I can use hair dye in iddat?

Q: If my husband gave talaaq-e-baain. Am I allowed to go to work? I have a two year old daughter. Am I allowed to take her outside in the back to play? He just gave the divorce today. I am supposed to be getting my period by this week. How do you calculate the iddat?

Q: My question is these if khula is taken before bidai and their is no physical contact between husband and wife, no out going, nothing, just a nikaah performed like an engagement. Girl is completely virgin. theie is no bidai at all. So does she have to be sit in iddat or not?

Q: Can a woman message a non-mahram from her phone during iddat period?

Q: In Islam during a divorce does the wife have to move out after three months of iddat are over or does the country law also apply? In America the husband cannot legally kick the wife out of the house until the judge decides in the court the terms of settlement.

Q: I am about to get khula from my husband. We have been living separate for the past two years and we havn't met for the last six months. How many days of iddah is applied on me? I am a working woman, do I need to quit my job?

Q: I want to ask question about iddat. My sisters husband passed away and she is on iddat.I want to know about the rules of iddat, what to do and what not. Here all are saying to be inside her house without meeting anyone and should cover mirrors and wear only white clothes. She has 3 children who go to school and others have to be there to take up her duty on her children. Please clarify my doubts.