Iddah — Hanafi fatwas (93)

93 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Iddah”, each with its source.

• One Whose Husband Has Become a Qadiani — Islamic Sects
• Annulment of Nikah Because the Husband Became a Qadiani — Islamic Sects
• A widow wearing jewellery — Permissible & Prohibited
• One Who Denies Marriage during Pregnancy — Faith & Disbelief
• May a wife wash her husband? — Funeral Rites
• Breaking bangles on the death of the husband — Funeral Rites
• The Husband Became an Apostate — Hijra & Politics
• A second nikah without seeing the divorce document — Marriage
• A second nikah after three talaqs — Marriage
• A second marriage after accepting Islam — Marriage
• Running Away with Another’s Wife, and Nikah after the Husband’s Talaq Once the ‘Idda Ends — Marriage
• Sheltering a Niece Turned out of Her Home for Immorality — Marriage
• The nikah of a woman who lived for a year with a Hindu — Marriage
• Nikah during nifas and menstruation — Marriage
• Marrying a Woman Who Says She Is a Widow — Marriage
• A Husband Sold His Wife and Wrote Her a Release; after the ‘Idda the Buyer Forcibly Obtained Permission and Married Her; Then after a Court Ruling the Father Handed Her to Zayd without Nikah — What Is the Ruling on Nikah with Zayd? — Marriage
• If the Husband Goes Missing, What Is the Ruling on a Nikah upon a Nikah? — Marriage
• A Forced Nikah upon an Existing Nikah — Marriage
• Having Another Man’s Wife Divorced and Then Supporting Her — Marriage
• Marrying a Woman Off Elsewhere Without a Divorce — Marriage
• Nikah with the First Husband Without a Divorce from the Second Husband — Marriage
• The Nikah of a Woman in ‘Idda — Marriage
• Nikah of a Divorced Woman without Observing the ‘Idda — Marriage
• The Wife of a Missing Person — Marriage
• The Return of the Missing Person — Marriage
• The Return of the Missing Husband after His Wife Has Remarried — Marriage
• A Case of the Nikah of an Absent Husband’s Wife — Marriage
• Declaring a Missing Wife Dead, and Marrying Her Sister — Marriage
• The Nikah of a Newly Converted Muslim Woman — Marriage
• The Nikah of a Newly Converted Woman Before the ‘Idda — Marriage
• The Nikah of a Woman New to Islam after the ‘Idda — Marriage
• The Nikah of a Woman New to Islam after the Death of Her Non-Muslim Husband — Marriage
• Nikah with the Wife of One’s Nephew (Brother’s Son) — Marriage
• Marriage to the Wife’s Niece (Her Sister’s Daughter) — Marriage
• Marriage of a woman who became pregnant from zina during her ‘idda — Marriage
• Marrying a Woman with Whom One Has Committed Zina — Marriage
• Marriage of an Adulteress to the Man Who Committed Zina with Her — Marriage
• Marriage of a Woman with Whom Zina Was Committed During Her ‘Idda to That Man After the ‘Idda Ends — Marriage
• Marriage of the Man Who Committed Zina to a Married Woman Without Observing the ‘Idda — Marriage
• Keeping a woman with oneself without nikah — Marriage
• Nikah with One’s Daughter and the Establishment of Lineage of the Children Born of It — Marriage
• Prohibition by Affinity Resulting from Zina with the Mother-in-Law — Marriage
• Prohibition by Affinity Arising from a Claim of Zina — Marriage
• Prohibition by Affinity Does Not End the Nikah — Marriage
• Marrying One’s Milk Niece (Sister’s Daughter) — Marriage
• Marrying the Sister of a Paralysed Wife — Marriage
• The Ruling When a Bohra Girl Accepts Islam — Marriage
• A Nikah Contracted by One Who Is Not the Guardian — Marriage
• Khiyar al-Bulugh (the Option upon Reaching Maturity) — Marriage
• Khiyar al-Bulugh a Year and a Half after Reaching Maturity — Marriage
• Marriage to a Non-Equal and the ‘Idda in a Fasid Nikah — Marriage
• Collecting Silver Rupees for a Mahr Fixed in Current Coinage, and Maintenance During the ‘Idda — Marriage
• Divorce Does Not Cancel the Mahr — Marriage
• A Community Council Record Concerning Talaq — Divorce
• Talaq During Menstruation — Divorce
• “If I did not give talaq before, then I have given it now” — Divorce
• Talaq Pronounced Many Times — Divorce
• Talaq by Admission of Talaq — Divorce
• The Talaq of a Mentally Disordered Person, and a Written Talaq That Did Not Reach the Wife — Divorce
• The Talaq of a Majdhub (One in a State of Frenzy) — Divorce
• A Talaq Document Without a Signature — Divorce
• Talaq by the Words “Talaq Is Accepted” — Divorce
• Three talaqs after a single talaq — Divorce
• Staying in the husband’s house after three talaqs — Divorce
• Nikah during the ‘idda after talaq — Divorce
• Talaq by the words “The relationship between me and you is over” — Divorce
• Talaq by the words “There is no tie between me and you” — Divorce
• Talaq by the Words “The Nikah with Us Has Broken” — Divorce
• Talaq by the Words “I Do Not Want the Girl” — Divorce
• He Wrote to His Father-in-Law: “Let the ‘Idda Be Counted for Another Son-in-Law” — Divorce
• Talaq by the words “(I have) nothing to do (with her)” — Divorce
• If the wife sends word that she does not want to go to him, it is talaq — Divorce
• Talaq upon the condition being fulfilled — Divorce
• “If the wife goes to her parents’ home — three talaqs” — Divorce
• After a conditional attachment, even permission does not end it — Divorce
• No need for a witness after admission of talaq — Divorce
• When the husband denies talaq and the wife claims it, shar‘i testimony is required — Divorce
• Proof of taking back (ruju‘) — Divorce
• Details of talaq, ‘idda and taking back (ruju‘) — Divorce
• The wife need not know of the talaq or of the taking back (ruju‘) — Divorce
• A second nikah after talaq — Divorce
• Halala Through a Murahiq (a Boy Near Puberty) — Divorce
• Apostasy Does Not Remove the Requirement of Halala — Divorce
• Halala by a Mere Nikah — and That Within the ‘Idda — Divorce
• An explanation of khul‘ — Divorce
• If the husband neither takes his wife back nor divorces her, what should she do? — Divorce
• The husband left his wife and married again — Divorce
• The status of the nikah when a husband hands his wife over to another man — Divorce
• Uttering words of disbelief when the husband will not let go even after three talaqs; accepting Islam on condition of marriage to a pious man — Divorce
• Seeking talaq although maintenance is provided — Divorce
• The lineage of a child born six months after the nikah — Divorce
• The lineage of a child born through the commission of sin — Divorce
• Talaq and the maintenance of children — Divorce

Related topics

• Three talaqs (146)
• Zina (104)
• Valid nikah (71)
• Halalah (tahlil marriage) (120)
• Nikah with a pregnant woman and an adulteress (26)
• Female convert (11)
• Repentance (203)
• New Muslim (9)
• Mutaraka (abandonment of the contract) (17)
• Taking effect of talaq (31)
• Written talaq (78)
• Ruju‘ (return; revocation) (12)

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