A married non-Muslim woman embraced Islam, but not her husband.
The non-Muslim woman who accepted Islam was supposed to wait out the Iddat of three Haidh periods. Only thereafter would marriage be permissible. If this was not done, then they…
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The non-Muslim woman who accepted Islam was supposed to wait out the Iddat of three Haidh periods. Only thereafter would marriage be permissible. If this was not done, then they…
If the Muslim girl's family is kuffaar, then she does not need anyone's permission to get married. Her own permission is sufficient.
It is not permissible for a male to send a gift of roses to a ghair mahram female regardless of whether they will be getting married. Sentimental contact with ghair mahrams is not…
A man who indulges in pornography is gripped in the tentacles of shaitaan. His heart and brains are deranged. His filthy act has no relationship with love or less love for his…
A separation without Talaaq does not annul the marriage. They may reconcile without Nikah.
We are living in Aakhiruz Zamaan. The situation will deteriorate still further. One will not be able to find any place for protecting one's Imaan. The Musjids too will be…
The statement: "I don't want to live with you anymore", is not Talaaq.
If the husband had said at least three times: "You are not my wife.", then the Nikah has been irrevocably and permanently terminated. You say that he has mentioned this statement…
Even one Talaaq Baa-in terminates the Nikah bond. If they want to reconcile, then a new Nikah has to be performed. She can marry another man only after the Iddat. During the Iddat…
In the circumstances, you should apply to the local Ulama organization for annulment of the marriage. They will then institute a Hearing to resolve the issue.
Her Shariah right is that you have to be incumbently at home every night immediately after Isha' Salaat. It is haraam for you to come home late. It is not permissible to 'enjoy'…
If your husband sent you an sms message stating "I divorce you 3 times", then the marriage has ended irrevocably and finally. You have to observe Iddat.
Since your cousin is living in the state of adultery with the kaafir man, you are correct in severing ties with her. Her marriage to the kaafir is not valid.
He has committed deception for not revealing his diseases to the woman. Such deception is haraam. The marriage may be annulled on the basis of deception.
The marriage has finally and irrevocably ended. The earlier two Raj'i Talaaqs plus the current Talaaq have finally and irrevocably terminated the Nikah. Iddat commenced from the…
Once the husband issues Talaaq Baa-in whether verbally or in written form, then it will immediately terminate the marriage. The Iddat begins from the very moment Talaaq Baa-in is…
The Iddat of a divorced woman is full three haidh cycles. If she was divorced during the state of Tuhr (Paaki – the clean period), then whilst her Iddat begins immediately, she…
The Iddat remains valid even if she sees ghair mahram males although it is haraam for her to intentionally appear in their presence.
If the Talaaq is Talaaq-e-Raj'i (a revocable Talaaq), then in fact she should adorn herself to attract her husband with the intention of reconciliation. But if it is Talaaq Baa-in…
The statement made by the 'friend' studying at a Madrasah is satanic. He is a jaahil propagating shaitaaniyat. It is not permissible for the husband to even look at the bared part…