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In Islam divorce is not forbidden. However, it is only permissible as the last option if there is no other way in which the marriage can be saved as the prophet peace be upon him said ' the most detestable of all things permitted is divorce."
when a man is to have a divorce 'talaq' he is to wait three months 'idaa period' to assure that his wife is not pregnant and to try to save the marriage. the women is to stay in the husband house but in different rooms unless she wishes to leave.
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What is the difference between a legal divorce and Islamic divorce and which one of these are accepted in Islam?
A legal divorce is one according to the laws of the country where you live. An Islamic divorce is one that is according to the laws of Islam and is the same through out the world. Only the Islamic divorce is accepted in Islam.
When are people allowed to divorce in Islam?
Yes they are allowed to divorce.
Is Kristen Bone the sister of Brandon Bone?
Always a have a positive attudies
In Islam when can a man not divorce his wife?
It is forbidden for a Muslim man to divorce his wife during her menses. If he does it, the divorce, is valid, but he has committed a serious sin.
Is it possible to remarry your husband after taking khula according to islam?
in Islam it is possible to a woman take divorce 3 times. but after 3 divorce it is not allowed to remarry. but if the woman marry to another man and then take divorce from him again can remarry with the first husband.
Is divorce accepteble in shia Islam?
Divorce is allowed in Islam, including Shia Islam, but it is done in a different manner than Sunnis. Sunnis need 2 witnesses for a marriage to occur and no witness for divorce. Shias have it the other way around, no witnesses is needed for marriage but 2 just witnesses is need for a divorce to occur. More details about divorce can be found in the book "Islamic Laws" by Grand Ayatullah Sayed Ali Al-Hussaini Al-Sistani, check the link below:
Divorce and Marriage in Islam?
According to a hadith;in the sight of Allah most hatefull thing is divorce other hadith;nikah is half iman.
Can a woman ask for divorce because he does not pray and is not a practising muslim he only fasts?
A woman, under Islamic Law, can ask for a divorce for any reason she wants. In the time of Muhammad, a woman came to him and said that she wanted to divorce her husband because she gets unhappy every time she looks at him. She said she just does not love him. The Prophet (peace be upon him) told her she could go ahead and divorce him. If a man is not praying; intentionally and denying this Islam pillar on purpose; then the marriage should be dissolved because he has essentially left Islam and is expelled from Islam faith by Islam rules.
How to initiate a divorce in Sunni Islam according to Islamic teachings?
In Sunni Islam, a divorce can be initiated by the husband through a process called "Talaq." This involves the husband pronouncing the word "Talaq" three times in the presence of witnesses. It is important to note that divorce should be considered as a last resort and should be done with careful consideration of the consequences.
Can Muslim women say her hasband that nothing between you and me?
A Muslim wife can not reject her husband like this. He has rights over her in Islam, just like she has rights over him in Islam. If she no longer wishes to be married, then she must seek a divorce through her imam. But she must have reasons for the divorce.
In what place can you divorce somebody by texting I divorce you I divorce you I divorce you three times?
Perhaps in a Muslim state. I believe you are referring to 'talaq'. It is my understanding (please note that I am not a scholar of Islam), that a man of the Muslim faith can divorce his wife by stating "I divorce you" and upon the third and separate instance, the divorce is final. The interpretations of the laws seems to vary, but some accept the proclamation in writing and others do not.
What has the author Maulana Muhammad Ali written?
Maulana Muhammad Ali has written: 'Muhammad the prophet' 'Islamic law of marriage & divorce' -- subject(s): Divorce (Islamic law), Marriage (Islamic law) 'Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement' 'The Religion of Islam' 'Muhammad and Christ' -- subject(s): Islam, Islamic interpretations, Relations, Christianity and other religions, Christianity
