I decided to divorce my wife because she decided to visit her ex husband in the hospital.I told her this is against our religion, but she claimed that Islam says that we should help others,is she right? Is that a reason to divorce her knowing she is new convert?

It is wrong from your wife to visit her x-husband. This is not acceptable neither in Islam nor in common sense as he is a total stranger to her.

Divorcing her is something you have to decide whether it was wrong or not. If she insisted on going to him even though you told her not to and you also explained to her that this is not allowed in Islam but she still went on with it, this seems like a typical westerner woman who sees herself superior to her husband and that she is not obliged to obey him. Therefore, your divorce is justifiable.

You have to judge whether this woman has the potential to change into a practicing obedient wife or she will remain an arrogant woman. If she is not willing to change, you are better off without her before you get any children from her.

Dowry | February 13, 2014 1:54 pm

I decided to divorce my wife because she decided to visit her ex husband in the hospital.I told her this is against our religion, but she claimed that Islam says that we should help others,is she right? Is that a reason to divorce her knowing she is new convert?

I decided to divorce my wife because she decided to visit her ex husband in the hospital.I told her this is against our religion, but she claimed that Islam says that we should help others,is she right? Is that a reason to divorce her knowing she is new convert?

I think you know that Dory (bribe) is not halal in Islam and one of my relative is getting married, but the problem is they are facing financial problem so can some one give money and if they use it for dory is that mean that we are supporting such sin?

Can the bride ask for as much dowry(haq mehr) as she wants in islam? Or the husband can give as much as he wants to?

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