Iddah and Mourning — Divorce
- No ‘idda for talaq before consummation
- ‘Idda in the case of talaq without intercourse
- The ruling on ‘idda after an invalid seclusion (khalwa fasida)
- Establishment of lineage and obligatory ‘idda in an irregular (fasid) nikah
- Menstruation once a year: the ‘idda of such a woman and of a woman past menstruation
- The ‘idda of a woman divorced by an impotent man (‘innin)
- The ‘idda of a woman who does not menstruate
- Is there an ‘idda for a courtesan?
- The ‘idda of khul‘ is three menstruations
- Three menstruations in sixty days
- Does the ‘idda of widowhood run from the time of death or from the time the news arrives?
- Observing the 'idda of talaq in the husband's house
- A widow's 'idda in her father's house
- Where the widow should have spent her 'idda
- She came with her husband to her father's place and the husband died: where should she spend the 'idda?
- A woman in 'idda going out into the courtyard
- Relocation of a woman in 'idda
- A woman in ‘idda moving to another place
- Going out during ‘idda to cast a vote
- Going to court during ‘idda for identification
- Going to the office during ‘idda to collect a salary
- Going out during ‘idda to attend a wedding
- Overlapping of ‘iddas (tadakhul)
- Overlapping of two ‘iddas
- How the ‘idda is brought to an end
- Completion of ‘idda by miscarriage and the stages of the fetus
- What must be observed during ‘idda?
- Abstaining from adornment upon the husband’s death
- Mourning for a woman divorced by revocable talaq
- A widow wearing jewellery
- Wearing bangles during ‘idda
- Some questions about hijab during the ‘idda
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