Occurrence and Non-Occurrence of Talaq — Divorce
- Talaq During Menstruation
- Talaq to a Pregnant Wife
- Pronouncing Talaq After a Pledge Not to Divorce
- Repeated Talaq During the ‘Idda
- Talaq in the Present-Tense Form
- Talaq in the Present-Tense Form: “I Am Leaving Her”
- “I gave it long ago” in reply to “Give her talaq”
- Talaq by the words “Consider that I gave it”
- “Talaq to your girl”
- Uttering talaq words in the presence of two wives without specifying or pointing
- “If I did not give talaq before, then I have given it now”
- Talaq of a mute man
- Having someone utter talaq words in Arabic whose meaning he does not know
- Talaq Established by Witnesses to Admissions Made in Separate Sittings
- The Word “Talaq” Used as Abuse
- Talaq Pronounced Many Times
- Ruling on Repeated Talaq
- Talaq upon Talaq
- Writing Is Not Required for Talaq
- Talaq in Jest
- Talaq in Jest and a False Admission of Talaq
- A False Admission of Talaq
- Talaq by Admission of Talaq
- Talaq by Admission of Talaq
- Doubt About the Number of Talaqs
- Doubt About the Number of Talaqs
- Attributing Talaq to the Woman
- Relating Talaq to the Woman: “Earlier I Gave Two Talaqs, Now I Gave One”
- Attributing Talaq to the Woman: Words of Talaq Addressed to the Mother-in-Law
- A Promise of Talaq Does Not Effect Talaq
- Pushing One’s Wife into a Well Does Not Constitute Talaq
- Talaq Does Not Occur Through a Long Separation
- Ruling on the Husband’s Words “مجھے طلاق ہے” (“Talaq Is on Me”)
- Talaq Pronounced on the Wife’s Sister
- Talaq Addressed to One’s Mother
- A Wife Giving Talaq to Her Husband
- Ruling on Giving Talaq in One’s Heart
- Talaq pronounced with an altered attribution of kinship
- Talaq without attribution to the wife
- Talaq without naming the wife and without pointing
- Talaq pronounced with the wife’s name changed
- Talaq with the Wife’s Name Changed
- Cutting Off the Braid and Blackening the Face Did Not Bring About Talaq
- Talaq Before Nikah
- A False Admission of Talaq in Court to Protect Property
- The Talaq of an Unmarried Man Does Not Take Effect
- It Crossed the Mind: “If I Recite Such-and-Such a Sura — Talaq”
- The Ruling on Talaq Intended Only in the Heart
- Uttering the Words of Talaq So That They Are Not Heard
- The Word Talaq Slipped Off the Tongue Involuntarily
- Ruling on Talaq Expressed in the Future Tense
- Relating a Talaq Does Not Effect Talaq
- The Thought of Divorcing One's Wife While Reciting “wa nakhla'u wa natruku” in Witr (with a Fatwa of Mufti Kifayatullah ﵀)
- The Shar'i Ruling on Writing “I Have Given …… to My Wife”
- Taking One's Wife to Her Parents' Home Is Not Talaq
- Merely Staying Long at Her Parents' Home Does Not Constitute Talaq
- Talaq of an Intoxicated Person
- The Talaq of an Intoxicated Person Takes Effect
- Talaq in Intoxication from Cannabis
- Talaq in a Half-Asleep State
- Saying While Drunk: “I Have Given My Wife Talaq and Handed Her Over to You”
- Talaq in a State of Drunkenness and Headache
- Talaq in Unconsciousness Caused by Fever
- Talaq in a State of Unconsciousness
- Talaq of an Insane Person
- Talaq of an Insane Person
- Talaq Given by an Insane Person in a State of Lucidity
- Talaq under the Effect of Kidney Pain and Other Distress: Is Such an Effect Insanity?
- The Talaq of a Mentally Disordered Person, and a Written Talaq That Did Not Reach the Wife
- The Talaq of a Mentally Disordered Person, and a Written Talaq That Did Not Reach the Wife (the Question Asked Again)
- The Talaq of a Man of Disordered Mind
- The Talaq of a Majdhub (One in a State of Frenzy)
- Talaq in Anger
- Talaq in a State of Anger
- Talaq in a State of Anger
- The Talaq of an Angry Person
- Talaq of an angry and a mentally deficient (ma‘tuh) person — with the fatwa of Hazrat Mawlana Mufti Muhammad Shafi‘ ﵀
- The meaning of a statement of Shami on talaq in anger
- Three Talaqs in Anger
- Three Talaqs in Intense Anger
- The talaq of one under coercion: in detail and with proofs
- Talaq under compulsion
- Talaq under compulsion
- Talaq under compulsion without naming (the wife)
- Saying “in sha’ Allah” in a low voice with talaq, writing a divorce deed under coercion and reading it out
- The talaq of a minor
- The talaq of a boy
- The talaq of a minor does not take effect
- Marrying the Wife of a Murahiq After His Talaq
- Whose Talaq Does Not Take Effect