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Nafaqa (maintenance) — Hanafi fatwas (86)

86 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Nafaqa (maintenance)”, each with its source.

Going to the mother’s house without the husband’s permission — Permissible & Prohibited
Staying with one’s parents without the husband’s permission — Permissible & Prohibited
How often one may visit close relatives — Permissible & Prohibited
Restraining one’s wife from neglecting hijab — Permissible & Prohibited
Greater love for one of two wives — Permissible & Prohibited
Staying and eating at the in-laws’ home — Permissible & Prohibited
The Wife’s Rights in the Case of Her Disobedience — Permissible & Prohibited
After a wife leaves secretly, the husband may keep her again if he wishes — Permissible & Prohibited
For a wife’s rudeness and foul speech the husband also has the right to strike her — Permissible & Prohibited
The obligatory extent of accumulating wealth and of intimacy with one’s wife — Permissible & Prohibited
When Is It Necessary to Take One's Wife Along for Hajj? — Hajj
Rejecting a Ruling of the Sacred Law — Faith & Disbelief
Preferring the Court’s Ruling to the Ruling of the Shari‘a — Faith & Disbelief
Mentioning Food, Clothing, etc. in the Nikah — Marriage
The Bride Gave No Consent to the Nikah, Yet Departed to Her Husband and Then Fled — Marriage
Mentioning Maintenance (Nafaqa) and the Like in the Nikah Khutba — Marriage
The Ruling on the Wife of a Prisoner — Marriage
Marrying a Girl Who Leaves the Shi‘i Madhhab and Becomes Sunni — Marriage
The Ruling on a Woman Whose Husband Has Become a Shia — Marriage
A condition for remitting the mahr on the wife’s part — Marriage
Disobedience (nushuz) does not cancel the mahr — Marriage
The ruling on intercourse before the mahr is paid — Marriage
Seclusion (khalwa) with a ratqa’ woman and seclusion of an impotent husband (‘innin) — Marriage
Not Marrying Because of Religious Occupation Despite the Parents’ Insistence — Marriage
He Did Not See His Wife for Eight Months — Marriage
The Imamate of One Who Does Not Provide Maintenance to His Wife — Prayer
The Status of a Teacher's and an Imam's Salary — Prayer
Staying in the husband’s house after three talaqs — Divorce
Ruling on talaq when the wife goes to her father’s house without permission — Divorce
Relinquishing some marital rights by mutual consent of the spouses, and talaq — Divorce
An explanation of khul‘ — Divorce
Annulment of nikah by a non-Muslim court — Divorce
Separation from a harsh husband — Divorce
Is there a right to separate from a drunkard, adulterous husband? — Divorce
Permission for a second nikah when the husband does not fulfil the rights of one wife — Divorce
The husband lives elsewhere, having married there: what should this wife do — Divorce
The wife of an insane and impotent man — Divorce
The wife of an obstinate husband: the husband gives neither talaq nor maintenance — Divorce
Recovering a Child’s Past Expenses from the Husband, and the Right of Custody (Hadana) — Divorce
Are the wife’s maintenance and housing the husband’s responsibility? — Divorce
How long should the wife wait for the husband to provide maintenance — Divorce
Is a woman’s maintenance on her husband or on her son from a previous marriage? — Divorce
Obligation of maintenance without the bride’s send-off to her husband’s home — Divorce
Maintenance before the bride is sent to her husband’s home — Divorce
Without going to the husband’s home the wife has no right to demand maintenance — Divorce
Is maintenance wajib on the husband even while the wife lives in her father’s house? — Divorce
Counting maintenance given without obligation towards the mahr — Divorce
Is maintenance due while the wife lives at her parents’ home? — Divorce
Claiming maintenance by means of a false document while living at the parents’ home — Divorce
Does the maintenance of a wife who stays at her parents’ home after talaq lapse because of custom (‘urf)? — Divorce
Is the wife recalcitrant (nashiza) if the husband took her to her father’s house? — Divorce
Maintenance of a recalcitrant wife (nashiza) and the right of custody (hadana) — Divorce
Disciplining a disobedient wife and her maintenance (nafaqa) — Divorce
Censuring a sinful wife and her maintenance — Divorce
A wife’s obstinacy and wrongdoing — Divorce
A wife’s demand for separate accommodation and maintenance in the case of nushuz — Divorce
Separate accommodation for the wife — Divorce
The wife’s right to demand separate accommodation — Divorce
The wife’s demand for a separate house — Divorce
Maintenance for past days — Divorce
Is the husband obliged to pay for medicine and treatment? — Divorce
Maintenance of a wife who refuses to accompany her husband on a journey — Divorce
Maintaining a wife from unlawful wealth — Divorce
Stopping a wife’s maintenance on the basis of suspicion — Divorce
Is a wife of loose conduct who has been divorced entitled to mahr and maintenance? — Divorce
Maintenance of a divorced woman — Divorce
Maintenance during the ‘idda of khul‘ — Divorce
Maintenance and housing of a divorced woman after the ‘idda — Divorce
The amount of maintenance if a woman claims she has three menses in nine years — Divorce
Talaq and the maintenance of children — Divorce
Must maintenance be given to children in cash? — Divorce
Food and maintenance of minor children — Divorce
Giving housing to a widowed and needy daughter — Divorce
The father’s maintenance is upon the son — Divorce
Maintenance of frail parents — Divorce
Maintenance of a mother who leads a dissolute life — Divorce
Maintenance of the mother and the wife — Divorce
Equality between two wives, and giving a wife talaq because of illness — Divorce
Should orphans’ money be kept safe or spent on their needs? — Divorce
Maintenance of a widow for the period of ‘idda, pregnancy and nursing — Divorce
Are the shroud and other expenses the husband’s responsibility? — Divorce
The wife of an insane man had the nikah annulled: maintenance of the daughters and sale of his property — Divorce
Children were maintained with borrowed money: who is bound to repay the debt? — Divorce
Whose maintenance takes precedence — the parents’ or the children’s? — Divorce
Is the Marriage of One’s Children Among the Basic Needs? — Zakat
Zakat to Needy Parents — Zakat

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