Halalah (tahlil marriage) — Hanafi fatwas (120)
120 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Halalah (tahlil marriage)”, each with its source.
- The Status of One Who Does Not Follow Taqlid and Marriage with Him — Islamic Sects
- Abusing Allah the Pure — Faith & Disbelief
- The Ruling on One Who Denies Halala — Faith & Disbelief
- Nikah through a Letter — Marriage
- Marrying the Wife of a Missing Husband, Presuming Him Dead — Marriage
- Marriage Between the Children of One Brother’s Divorced Wife and the Children of the Other Brother Who Performed the Halala — Marriage
- Marrying the Daughter of One’s Spiritual Guide — Marriage
- Is Prohibition by Affinity Removed by Halala? — Marriage
- Non-Shar‘i Customs at a Nikah — Marriage
- Imamate of one who keeps an irrevocably divorced wife without halala — Prayer
- The Types of Talaq — Divorce
- Talaq During Menstruation — Divorce
- Pronouncing Talaq After a Pledge Not to Divorce — Divorce
- Talaq in the Present-Tense Form: “I Am Leaving Her” — Divorce
- The Word “Talaq” Used as Abuse — Divorce
- Ruling on Repeated Talaq — Divorce
- Talaq in Jest and a False Admission of Talaq — Divorce
- Talaq by Admission of Talaq — Divorce
- Doubt About the Number of Talaqs — Divorce
- Attributing Talaq to the Woman — Divorce
- Talaq Before Nikah — Divorce
- Talaq in Unconsciousness Caused by Fever — Divorce
- Talaq under the Effect of Kidney Pain and Other Distress: Is Such an Effect Insanity? — Divorce
- The Talaq of a Mentally Disordered Person, and a Written Talaq That Did Not Reach the Wife — Divorce
- The Talaq of a Man of Disordered Mind — Divorce
- Talaq in a State of Anger — Divorce
- Three Talaqs in Anger — Divorce
- Three Talaqs in Intense Anger — Divorce
- Written Talaq with the Word “Free” — Divorce
- Written Talaq Given Reluctantly — Divorce
- A divorce deed left in trust with someone — Divorce
- A Thumbprint on a Divorce Deed Without Knowledge of Its Contents — Divorce
- A Fictitious Divorce Deed — Divorce
- Permission to the Wife to Remarry Given by Letter — Divorce
- A Letter of Talaq — Divorce
- Three talaqs written on a slip of paper that was burned or torn — Divorce
- Explicit Words Do Not Require Intention — Divorce
- Intention Is Not Taken into Account in Explicit Talaq — Divorce
- Talaq by the Words “I Have Left” — Divorce
- “I Have Given Talaq, My God Has Given Talaq” — Divorce
- What Is Irrevocable (Ba’in) Talaq? — Divorce
- The Ruling on “I Give Talaq… Not Once — I Say It a Thousand Times” — Divorce
- Proof of the three talaqs from the Holy Qur’an — Divorce
- The ruling on three talaqs — Divorce
- Three talaqs — Divorce
- The issue of the three talaqs — Divorce
- Three talaqs to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated (with the answer of the respected Mawlana Muhammad Miyan, Mufti of Madrasa Aminiyya, Delhi) — Divorce
- The ruling on three talaqs before the bride’s send-off to her husband’s home — Divorce
- Three talaqs to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated — Divorce
- Are three talaqs one? And switching from one madhhab to another — Divorce
- Acting on the fatwa of one who does not follow taqlid after three talaqs is not permissible — Divorce
- Three talaqs are not one but three — Divorce
- Acting on another madhhab after three talaqs — Divorce
- The ruling on the words “talaq, talaq, talaq” — Divorce
- Three talaqs by three words — Divorce
- Talaq by the words “one, two, three” — Divorce
- The ruling on saying “talaq, talaq, talaq” — Divorce
- Talaq by the words “I gave talaq — no, I gave it, gave it…” — Divorce
- Seven talaqs — Divorce
- Ruling on seven talaqs — Divorce
- Repeating talaq with the intention of emphasis — Divorce
- Pronouncing talaq by the name under which the wife is known — Divorce
- Abandoning taqlid does not remove the major prohibition — Divorce
- Exempting a particular place from talaq does not cancel a talaq that has occurred — Divorce
- Inducing a talaq by the lure of a beautiful girl — Divorce
- “Until I build the house, until then three talaqs from me to my wife” — Divorce
- Asking forgiveness after pronouncing three talaqs — Divorce
- The second husband cancels talaqs fewer than three — Divorce
- Living together without halala after three talaqs — Divorce
- Staying in the husband’s house after three talaqs — Divorce
- Rulings on one who keeps his wife after three talaqs (imamate, funeral prayer, social dealings, etc.) — Divorce
- Giving one’s wife three talaqs and keeping her sister — Divorce
- Nikah after three talaqs — Divorce
- Nikah after three talaqs: no one may force her to marry — Divorce
- Nikah during the ‘idda after talaq, followed by renewal of the former nikah — Divorce
- Nikah when there is doubt about the third talaq — Divorce
- The ruling on the words “There is no relation between me and you” — Divorce
- Talaq upon Violation of a Condition — Divorce
- Does the Husband Lose His Right by Appointing an Agent for or Delegating Talaq? — Divorce
- The ruling on “if you wish — talaq, talaq” — Divorce
- If I look at your wife, my wife is divorced with three talaqs — Divorce
- Ruling on saying three times “if there are children, you are divorced” — Divorce
- Talaq on a condition — Divorce
- The ruling on the words “if you now bake bread, talaq” — Divorce
- “If you committed zina and did not tell — three talaqs” — Divorce
- Swearing by talaq when one has no wife — Divorce
- Revoking a conditional talaq — Divorce
- The wife heard the talaq, but the husband denies it — Divorce
- No need for witnesses after the husband’s admission — Divorce
- Details of talaq, ‘idda and taking back (ruju‘) — Divorce
- Taking back (ruju‘) after pronouncing three talaqs according to the sunna is valid — Divorce
- No taking back (ruju‘) after three talaqs — Divorce
- Taking back without halala after a major (mughallaza) divorce — Divorce
- Why is halala imposed on the woman? — Divorce
- Halala after three talaqs — Divorce
- The form of halala — Divorce
- Halala without a condition — Divorce
- One case of halala — Divorce
- The definition of valid seclusion (khalwa sahiha) and the condition of halala — Divorce
- The need for halala after three talaqs given to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated — Divorce
- Consummation is a condition in halala — Divorce
- Disagreement between the spouses about consummation for halala — Divorce
- Halala through a minor — Divorce
- Halala Through a Murahiq (a Boy Near Puberty) — Divorce
- Halala with a Murahiq — Divorce
- After Three Talaqs, Repentance Does Not Make Her Lawful Without Halala — Divorce
- Apostasy Does Not Remove the Requirement of Halala — Divorce
- Halala by a Mere Nikah — and That Within the ‘Idda — Divorce
- Marriage during the ‘Idda for the Sake of Halala — Divorce
- Marrying a Thrice-Divorced Woman without Halala — Divorce
- Nikah of a Thrice-Divorced Woman without Halala — Divorce
- Admitting Intercourse in Halala, Then Denying It — Divorce
- Remarriage of the spouses after halala when the witnesses of the halala deny it — Divorce
- The husband may conduct the nikah for halala — Divorce
- Nikah with the intention of tahlil — Divorce
- Nikah on Condition of Tahlil, for a Fee, for a Fixed Term, and Nikah Mut‘a — Divorce
- Arranging Halala for Money — Divorce
- Stipulating Talaq in Halala — Divorce
- Talaq in exchange for rupees — Divorce
- Talaq in exchange for mahr and maintenance depends on the wife’s acceptance — Divorce
Related topics
- Three talaqs (146)
- Mughallaza (aggravated) (66)
- Written talaq (78)
- Talaq in anger (45)
- Taking effect of talaq (31)
- Renewing the nikah (29)
- Iddah (93)
- Explicit talaq (23)
- Conditional talaq (61)
- Renewed nikah (24)
- Talaq before consummation (13)
- Nikah during iddah (12)
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