Conditional Talaq — Divorce
- If you go to Sarai, I will give you talaq
- If I look at your wife, my wife is divorced with three talaqs
- If the wife sends word that she does not want to go to him, it is talaq
- If you both come onto the roof, both are divorced with three talaqs
- If he does not return the money for my business, his cousin who is in my nikah is divorced with three talaqs
- Conditional talaq, together with the Deoband fatwa
- “If I marry before so-and-so, then all the women of the world are divorced for me”
- “If I do not burn the house — a major (mughallaza) divorce”
- Ruling on saying three times “if there are children, you are divorced”
- “If I lose, talaq”
- Making three talaqs conditional
- Making talaq conditional on marriage
- Making talaq conditional on the wife leaving in displeasure
- “If I do not marry her and marry someone else, that other woman has two talaqs”
- Ruling on talaq when the wife goes to her father’s house without permission
- “If I have intercourse before Hajj, my wife is divorced”
- Nikah on the condition that a second wife is divorced with major (mughallaza) divorce upon a second marriage
- Occurrence of talaq and expiation of the oath upon violating a condition set at the nikah
- Making the talaq of one wife conditional on the talaq of the other wife
- Talaq made conditional on nikah
- Saying before marriage: “If I do not sleep at night in your bed, then three talaqs on my wife”
- Nikah with a condition of talaq
- Making talaq conditional on nikah
- Talaq on a condition
- Talaq upon the condition being fulfilled
- Talaq upon violating a condition
- Talaq upon breach of an agreement
- Making talaq conditional on the impossible
- “If I use such-and-such things of yours, then talaq upon you”
- Talaq because of breaking a pledge
- A conversation in which talaq is not mentioned
- “If my wife is not more beautiful than the moon, then she is divorced”
- Doing the stipulated act before learning of the condition in a conditional talaq
- Under the condition “if I marry again, the second wife gets a major divorce”, the third wife is not divorced
- The ruling on the words “if you now bake bread, talaq”
- Making talaq conditional on refusal of intercourse
- The ruling on the words “if I sleep with you, then I do haram”
- A condition set after nikah but before the bride’s send-off: “If I marry any woman, she is under a major (mughallaza) divorce”
- “If she is a chotan, then talaq”
- “If you do not come, then to you one talaq, two talaqs, three talaqs”
- Will both wives be released if one of them is left?
- “If the wife goes to her parents’ home — three talaqs”
- “If you committed zina and did not tell — three talaqs”
- A vow concerning an indecent act and committing it in the passive role
- Conditional and major (mughallaza) talaq
- Making talaq conditional on vagrancy
- The ruling on saying “talaq, in sha’ Allah”
- Saying the word “talaq” and then quietly saying “in sha’ Allah”
- Addressing an oath of talaq to one’s wife
- Swearing by talaq when one has no wife
- An Oath about Entering a House and the Stratagem (Hila) to Avoid It
- Does an Oath Lapse through Apostasy (Irtidad)?
- Yamin al-Fawr: “If You Go to Your Father’s — All Three Talaqs”
- Yamin al-Fawr: “If You Do Not Stay Sitting Here — Talaq to Your Mother”
- An Oath with the Word Kullama
- The kullama oath
- The kullama oath
- (Extracting a kullama oath by force) The oath of a minor. Expiation for an oath
- The ruling on saying “kullama tazawwajtu” (“whenever I marry”)
- The kullama oath and its solution
- A way out of an oath with the word kullama
- The status of a kullama oath after apostasy
- Nikah through a fuduli, the kullama oath, and clarification of a ruling in Bihishti Zewar
- The present wife did not become unlawful because of a kullama oath
- Ruling on an oath by talaq about being unfaithful to a beloved
- A way to end the condition of a talaq
- Can the condition on which talaq is suspended be withdrawn?
- How to bring a conditional attachment (ta‘liq) to an end
- Revoking a conditional talaq
- A way out of “if you take the utensils of your own accord, talaq”
- After a conditional attachment, even permission does not end it
- A method for ending the conditional attachment of a major (mughallaza) divorce