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For the Khulaa, is it necessary to go the Judge, or can it be dealt with between the husband and wife and thier families itself? What if they are in a non-Muslim country where no Qadhi is available?

For the Khulaa, is it necessary to go the Judge, or can it be dealt with between the husband and wife and thier families itself? What if they are in a non-Muslim country where no Qadhi is available?

17 Feb

If there isn’t any Islamic judge, the Imam of the Islamic center there can do the job. If the two agree on the terms of Khul’a without the need for a judge, this can be done in the presence of witnesses for the sake of documentation.

Khula | February 17, 2014 2:42 pm

For the Khulaa, is it necessary to go the Judge, or can it be dealt with between the husband and wife and thier families itself? What if they are in a non-Muslim country where no Qadhi is available?

For the Khulaa, is it necessary to go the Judge, or can it be dealt with between the husband and wife and thier families itself? What if they are in a non-Muslim country where no Qadhi is available?

I read a Hadith ” women who seek divorce without reason will not even get the fragrance of paradise” What reasons are considered valid?

A sister asked her husband for a divorce, but told him to give her a talaq because she feared requesting a khul’ah due to ahadith about it. He agreed. Someone told her that this still counts as a khul’ah, what do you say? She wanted out, asked for a divorce, and he gave it to her.

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