This is true but only if the grounds of such a separation is strongly found.
Read moreThis Khul’a is void and has no value! one must stay away from such people, who claim to have authority to divorce a married couple! Such contract can only be done in a country ruled by the Sharia and by an Islamic Judge. If it’s done in an non-Muslim country, then the head of the […]
Read moreBoth should be reprimanded for such a sick joke! However, the divorce doesn’t take place unless he intended the Khula’a!
Read moreShe may ask for separation and if the judge agrees to it and she can prove his impotency medically, her Iddah would be one monthly cycle.
Read moreThey can marry again as long as he didn’t divorce her three times.
Read moreYou are sinful for not sending the nafaqah of your son. You don’t have to divorce her as she is the one who left. You can wait until she files for khul’a.
Read moreYou can’t have this khul’a without the ruling of an Islamic judge or his agreement to take financial compensation in return for divorcing you. Try the Islamic center.
Read moreWa alaikum salaam, The case is not clear. If he was forced by the kafir government to give divorce, this is not a divorce as he was forced but if it was the Muslim judge who forced him, this is valid.
Read moreI would advise you to reason with her. If she is truly hurting and unable to have intercourse with her, he shouldn’t force her. But if this is a defect in her and is permanent or lasting, he may divorce her if she refuses treatment. If she is not hurting but refuses to reciprocate, he […]
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