Explicit Talaq (Sarih) — Divorce
- Explicit Words Do Not Require Intention
- Intention Is Not Taken into Account in Explicit Talaq
- The Ruling on the Words “I Have Left You” and “Get Out”
- The Ruling on Talaq by the Word “Left”
- Talaq by the Word “Left”
- The Ruling on the Words “Left” and “Set Free”
- Talaq by the Words “I Have Left”
- Talaq by the Words “We Have Left Her”
- Talaq by the Words “Talaq Is Accepted”
- “I Have Given You Talaq, and My Allah and Messenger ﷺ Have Also Given You Talaq”
- “I Have Given Talaq, My God Has Given Talaq”
- The Ruling on the Words “Divorcee of Divorcees, Talaq, Talaq”
- Meaning Three Talaqs by the Words “Clear Talaq”
- After Two Talaqs He Said: “Go from Here — Now I Have Left (You), Haven’t I”
- What Is Irrevocable (Ba’in) Talaq?
- Talaq Attributed to One Part of the Wife’s Body
- The Ruling on “I Give Talaq… Not Once — I Say It a Thousand Times”
- The Difference between Revocable (Raj‘i), Irrevocable (Ba’in) and Major (Mughallaza) Talaq