Annulment and Separation (Faskh and Tafriq) — Divorce

• Annulment of nikah under the law
• The right to remarry after separation by a court
• Separation by a court is not a Shari‘a separation
• The ruling of Imarat-e Shari‘ah Bihar
• The ruling of Imarat-e Shari‘ah Bihar for the people of Bengal
• A Shari‘a council’s talaq ruling without taking the husband’s statement
• Release from an oppressive husband through a community council
• Tafriq without notifying the husband a second time
• A judge’s ruling in matters of nikah and tafriq
• A judge’s ruling on annulment of nikah
• Annulment of nikah by a non-Muslim court
• A sham qadi’s ruling concerning talaq
• A court-issued talaq
• Can a displeased woman go to a qadi and pronounce talaq?
• Relief for a wronged wife
• Referring a husband and wife’s dispute to the biradari
• How an arbiter (hakam) should annul a nikah
• Does the guardian (wali) have the right to annul a nikah?
• A father cannot annul the nikah of a minor
• Annulment of nikah for breach of a condition
• If the husband neither takes his wife back nor divorces her, what should she do?
• What is the way out if the husband pays no attention to his wife?
• Separation from a harsh husband
• Severe discord between husband and wife
• If the husband becomes a fasiq, what should the wife do?
• The ruling on separation when the wife feels aversion to her husband
• Is there a right to separate from a drunkard, adulterous husband?
• Permission for a second nikah when the husband does not fulfil the rights of one wife
• The husband has gone to Pakistan — what should the wife do?
• The husband went to Pakistan after the nikah — the solution
• The husband left his wife and married again
• The husband lives elsewhere, having married there: what should this wife do
• An illicit relationship with a Bhangi woman did not annul the nikah
• The ruling on separation when the wife is not satisfied by her husband
• The status of the nikah when a husband hands his wife over to another man
• A woman runs away with a non-mahram and then wishes to come back and live with her husband: what is the ruling?
• The effect on the nikah of running away to a non-Muslim
• Did the nikah end by running away with a Harijan?
• Does a wife have the right to obtain a talaq through a court?
• The husband is sinful and dissolute: what should the wife do?
• Uttering words of disbelief when the husband will not let go even after three talaqs; accepting Islam on condition of marriage to a pious man
• The son-in-law demands a large dowry at the bride’s send-off: is it right to demand tafriq?
• Demanding wedding expenses after a separation (tafriq)
• The wife of an impotent man (‘innin)
• The wife of an impotent man (‘innin): the procedure of separation
• Questions of a Shar‘i council on the separation petition of an impotent man’s wife
• A court ruling for the wife of an impotent man (‘innin)
• The wife of an insane and impotent man
• How the wife of an insane impotent man is separated
• Entering into a relationship with another man when the husband is impotent
• The wife of an insane man
• The ruling on the wife of an insane man
• The husband went insane but has now recovered: the nikah of his wife
• The wife of an obstinate husband: the husband gives neither talaq nor maintenance
• The wife of an obstinate husband: a husband who threatens to kill and has disappeared
• The wife of an obstinate husband: the husband neither takes his wife home nor gives talaq
• What should a wife do if her husband does not fulfil her rights
• Seeking talaq although maintenance is provided
• The right to a second nikah due to non-payment of maintenance, and separation (tafriq) through a community council
• After how many days of withholding a wife’s maintenance can separation (tafriq) take place?
• The ruling on the wife of an insolvent (mu‘sir) husband
• What should the wife of a dayyuth do

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