Question
I said to my wife in anger: „Get out! Go to your parents! A friend said that these statements represent Talaaq. My intention was not Talaaq. Is my nikah valid?
Answer
The words you had uttered would have been Talaaq Baain if you had the intention of divorce. Since Talaaq was not your intention, divorce did not occur.
Statements such as: ‗Get out! Take your clothes and go!, Go to your parents, etc., etc. Will be Talaaq Baa-in only if there is the intention of Talaaq. Talaaq Baa-in im-
According to Durr-e- Mukhtaar the six fasts of Shawwaal may be incorporated with Qadhaa fasts (to acquire their thawaab as well). But this is incorrect. Tadaakhul (or incorporation of two different acts of ibaadat) will be proper if the purpose of both could be achieved by the incorporation, e.g. Tahayatul Musjid. Its object is to discharge the right (haqq) of the Musjid by performing Salaat immediately on entering. Hence if a person engages in Sunnat Salaat on entering, the objective of Tahayatul Musjid will also be simultaneously acquired. Thus, tadaakhul will be correct in this case.
On the contrary, tadaakhul will not serve to attain the purpose of the six fasts of Shawwaal. Explaining the objective of these six fasts, the Hadith Shareef says: ―The fasting of the month (of Ramadhaan) equals ten months (of fasting), and the six days (of Shawwaal) equals two months. Thus, this is the full year (12 months).‖ (Narrated by Daarami)
Another Hadith states: ―Whoever renders a good act, for him will be (thawaab equal) to ten times the act.‖ (Ibn Maaj'ah)
This full year of fasting (i.e. its thawaab) is possible only if in addition to Ramadhaan, six days are fasted in Shawwaal.
(Hadhrat Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi)
mediately terminates the nikah. However, the Nikah may be renewed if the woman consents.
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Appears under THE 6 FASTS OF SHAWWAAL. This heading is the nearest headline at or before the page and is approximate. Do not cite it alone.