Triple Talaq — Divorce
- Proof of the three talaqs from the Holy Qur’an
- The ruling on giving three talaqs in one sitting
- Three talaqs in one sitting
- The ruling on three talaqs in one sitting
- The ruling on three talaqs
- Three talaqs
- The issue of the three talaqs
- Three talaqs
- 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)
- The ruling on three talaqs before the bride’s send-off to her husband’s home
- Three talaqs to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated
- The ruling on three talaqs to a wife with whom the marriage was not consummated
- Three talaqs without intention
- Regarding three talaqs as one
- Are three talaqs one? And switching from one madhhab to another
- Acting on the fatwa of one who does not follow taqlid after three talaqs is not permissible
- Three talaqs counting as one
- Three talaqs are not one but three
- Acting on another madhhab after three talaqs
- The ruling on the words “talaq, talaq, talaq”
- Three talaqs by three words
- Which talaq results from “I gave talaq, gave, gave”?
- Ruling on the words “talaq I have handed over — handed over, handed over”: fatwas of Deoband and others
- How many talaqs result from “I gave one talaq, I gave one talaq, I gave one talaq”?
- Saying “one, two, three” to one’s wife
- Talaq by the words “one, two, three”
- The ruling on saying “talaq, talaq, talaq”
- The ruling on “talaq, talaq, talaq” without mentioning the wife
- Talaq by the words “I gave talaq — no, I gave it, gave it…”
- Admitting three talaqs after pronouncing an unqualified talaq, with the fatwa of Imarat-e Shariah Bihar
- Ruling on talaq by saying the word “talaqan” a hundred times
- Ruling on talaq by the words “as I said it once, so also three times, a thousand times”
- A hundred talaqs
- Seven talaqs
- Ruling on seven talaqs
- Three talaqs after a single talaq
- Talaq by several expressions
- Saying “seven times divorced” as an insult
- Repeating talaq with the intention of emphasis
- Repeating the word “talaq” with the intention of emphasis
- Major (mughallaza) divorce
- Pronouncing talaq by the name under which the wife is known
- The ruling on three talaqs when the wife is not addressed
- Abandoning taqlid does not remove the major prohibition
- Exempting a particular place from talaq does not cancel a talaq that has occurred
- Inducing a talaq by the lure of a beautiful girl
- “Until I build the house, until then three talaqs from me to my wife”
- Asking forgiveness after pronouncing three talaqs
- The second husband cancels talaqs fewer than three
- Living with the divorced wife after three talaqs
- Living together without halala after three talaqs
- Staying in the husband’s house after three talaqs
- Rulings on one who keeps his wife after three talaqs (imamate, funeral prayer, social dealings, etc.)
- Giving one’s wife three talaqs and keeping her sister
- Nikah after three talaqs
- Nikah after three talaqs: no one may force her to marry
- Nikah during the ‘idda after talaq
- Nikah during the ‘idda after talaq, followed by renewal of the former nikah
- Nikah when there is doubt about the third talaq