Category: Scholars

Is the pronouncing of one divorce sufficient, since the judge gave her a document accordingly, or should I pronounce a second divorce on her?

I divorced my wife whilst I was in a state of extreme anger, so I said to her: “You are divorced, divorced”, twice. So does this constitute a divorce or not?

I quarrelled with my wife, and after the quarrel I said to myself without verbally saying so: “Why don’t I just say to her: “You are divorced!”?” [So I made my mind up and thought] I shall say to her: “You are divorced!”

When is divorce permissible?

I married a pious woman when I was young, and after approximately three weeks of marriage I said to my wife: “I do not want you” several times, and “tell your father: I do not want you”.

What form [of statement] is made when one takes back his wife [after having previously pronounced divorce upon her]?

Is it permissible to divorce a pregnant woman or not?

What is the ruling regarding someone who intended to divorce his wife, and then delayed doing so?