Three talaqs — Hanafi fatwas (146)

146 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Three talaqs”, each with its source.

The Status of One Who Does Not Follow Taqlid and Marriage with Him — Islamic Sects
A second nikah after three talaqs — Marriage
The Nikah of a Woman in ‘Idda — 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
Talaq During Menstruation — Divorce
Talaq to a Pregnant Wife — Divorce
Talaq in the Present-Tense Form — Divorce
Talaq in the Present-Tense Form: “I Am Leaving Her” — Divorce
Uttering talaq words in the presence of two wives without specifying or pointing — Divorce
The Word “Talaq” Used as Abuse — Divorce
Attributing Talaq to the Woman — Divorce
Relating Talaq to the Woman: “Earlier I Gave Two Talaqs, Now I Gave One” — Divorce
Talaq Pronounced on the Wife’s Sister — Divorce
Talaq Addressed to One’s Mother — Divorce
Talaq without naming the wife and without pointing — Divorce
Talaq pronounced with the wife’s name changed — Divorce
Talaq Before Nikah — Divorce
Talaq of an Intoxicated Person — Divorce
Talaq in Unconsciousness Caused by Fever — Divorce
Talaq under the Effect of Kidney Pain and Other Distress: Is Such an Effect Insanity? — Divorce
Talaq in Anger — Divorce
The Talaq of an Angry Person — Divorce
Three Talaqs in Anger — Divorce
Three Talaqs in Intense Anger — Divorce
Talaq under compulsion — Divorce
Talaq under compulsion — Divorce
Talaq under compulsion without naming (the wife) — Divorce
Talaq in Writing: A Divorce Deed and the Husband’s Claim of Coercion — Divorce
Written Talaq with the Word “Free” — Divorce
Written Talaq and Later Denial of the Letter — Divorce
Written Talaq Given Reluctantly — Divorce
A divorce deed left in trust with someone — Divorce
Talaq written on plain paper — Divorce
A Thumbprint on a Divorce Deed Without Knowledge of Its Contents — Divorce
The Ruling on Talaq by Signing a Written Document — 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
After Two Talaqs He Said: “Go from Here — Now I Have Left (You), Haven’t I” — Divorce
Proof of the three talaqs from the Holy Qur’an — Divorce
The ruling on giving three talaqs in one sitting — Divorce
Three talaqs in one sitting — Divorce
The ruling on three talaqs in one sitting — Divorce
The ruling on three talaqs — Divorce
Three talaqs — Divorce
The issue of the three talaqs — Divorce
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
The ruling on three talaqs to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated — Divorce
Three talaqs without intention — Divorce
Regarding three talaqs as one — 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 counting as one — 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
Which talaq results from “I gave talaq, gave, gave”? — Divorce
Ruling on the words “talaq I have handed over — handed over, handed over”: fatwas of Deoband and others — Divorce
How many talaqs result from “I gave one talaq, I gave one talaq, I gave one talaq”? — Divorce
Saying “one, two, three” to one’s wife — Divorce
Talaq by the words “one, two, three” — Divorce
The ruling on saying “talaq, talaq, talaq” — Divorce
The ruling on “talaq, talaq, talaq” without mentioning the wife — Divorce
Talaq by the words “I gave talaq — no, I gave it, gave it…” — Divorce
Admitting three talaqs after pronouncing an unqualified talaq, with the fatwa of Imarat-e Shariah Bihar — Divorce
Ruling on talaq by saying the word “talaqan” a hundred times — Divorce
Ruling on talaq by the words “as I said it once, so also three times, a thousand times” — Divorce
A hundred talaqs — Divorce
Seven talaqs — Divorce
Ruling on seven talaqs — Divorce
Three talaqs after a single talaq — Divorce
Talaq by several expressions — Divorce
Saying “seven times divorced” as an insult — Divorce
Repeating talaq with the intention of emphasis — Divorce
Repeating the word “talaq” with the intention of emphasis — Divorce
Major (mughallaza) divorce — Divorce
Pronouncing talaq by the name under which the wife is known — Divorce
The ruling on three talaqs when the wife is not addressed — 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 with the divorced wife after three talaqs — 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 — 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
Talaq by the Words “The Nikah with Us Has Broken” — Divorce
Does the Husband Lose His Right by Appointing an Agent for or Delegating Talaq? — Divorce
A condition giving the wife the right of talaq — Divorce
The ruling on “if you wish — talaq, talaq” — Divorce
A right of talaq given before the marriage contract — Divorce
If I look at your wife, my wife is divorced with three talaqs — Divorce
If you both come onto the roof, both are divorced with three talaqs — Divorce
Ruling on saying three times “if there are children, you are divorced” — Divorce
Making three talaqs conditional — Divorce
Saying before marriage: “If I do not sleep at night in your bed, then three talaqs on my wife” — Divorce
Talaq on a condition — Divorce
Talaq upon the condition being fulfilled — Divorce
Making talaq conditional on the impossible — Divorce
The ruling on the words “if you now bake bread, talaq” — Divorce
“If she is a chotan, then talaq” — Divorce
“If you do not come, then to you one talaq, two talaqs, three talaqs” — Divorce
Will both wives be released if one of them is left? — Divorce
“If the wife goes to her parents’ home — three talaqs” — Divorce
An Oath about Entering a House and the Stratagem (Hila) to Avoid It — Divorce
Yamin al-Fawr: “If You Go to Your Father’s — All Three Talaqs” — Divorce
Yamin al-Fawr: “If You Do Not Stay Sitting Here — Talaq to Your Mother” — Divorce
The kullama oath — Divorce
How to bring a conditional attachment (ta‘liq) to an end — Divorce
Revoking a conditional talaq — Divorce
Establishing Talaq Through Witnesses — Divorce
The husband denied it after the talaq — Divorce
No need for witnesses after the husband’s admission — Divorce
The need for witnesses when the husband admits talaq — Divorce
Which spouse’s witnesses are accepted regarding talaq — Divorce
When the husband denies talaq and the wife claims it, shar‘i testimony is required — Divorce
Talaq only after every measure of admonition — Divorce
Details of talaq, ‘idda and taking back (ruju‘) — Divorce
Talaq and taking back (ruju‘) without informing the wife — Divorce
No taking back (ruju‘) after three talaqs — Divorce
Taking back (ruju‘) after three talaqs — Divorce
Why is halala imposed on the woman? — Divorce
Halala after three talaqs — Divorce
The need for halala after three talaqs given to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated — Divorce
After Three Talaqs, Repentance Does Not Make Her Lawful Without 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
Arranging Halala for Money — Divorce
Khul‘ — Divorce
Talaq in exchange for mahr and maintenance depends on the wife’s acceptance — Divorce
Overlapping of ‘iddas (tadakhul) — Divorce
Maintenance of a divorced woman — Divorce

Three talaqs — Hanafi fatwas (146)

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