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Will The Legal Ruling Be Any Different When Jane Says To Her

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1.1 Peter who is married to Jane says to her: If you come out of the house I will divorce you. Jane comes out of the house to go fetch the kids from school. Legally speaking, is the divorce valid? The divorce is valid because the husband may put a condition for divorce and once the condition is fulfilled, the divorce will be pronounced. In this case, Peter tells his wife, Jane, that he will divorce her if she goes out of the house. He does not state any exceptions to his statement. Therefore, once she steps out of the house, regardless as to what the reason was, the divorce will be valid.

1.2 Will the ruling be any different if Jane did not come out of the house? Yes, the ruling would have been different if Jane did not come out of the …show more content…

Seeing as the condition stated by Peter for the divorce to be valid is that she goes out of the house, the legal ruling will be the same if she goes out just to just with her friends – the divorce will still be valid.
1.4 Peter says after that, “I take back what I said earlier on”. If Jane decides to go out regardless of the purpose, will the ruling be different with what you said in question 1.1? No, it will be as stated in 1.1 because a divorce once stated will be fulfilled but due to the rulings of “raj’ah” (taking ones wife back), he may take her back, in such a situation, after the divorce has been made valid.
1.5 If Jane before coming out of the house says to Peter: “Divorce me now or else I will go out of the house” and Peter says: “I divorce you” is this khul' or talaq? The above is khula’ because Jane, the wife, asked for the divorce and her husband, Peter, granted …show more content…

We all need that someone to complete our life, to make it whole, to fill that void; we need that person who will become our partner and friend, with whom we can share our grief and joy, our desires and ourselves. Then there comes that time in life where we need to reproduce, to leave our progeny to carry on our name after us, and to complete our family and happiness. With all the above being said, choosing a proper life partner becomes one of the most critical life-forming discussions one may ever make. Apart from what Allah and His Messenger Muhammad (SAW) have said about marriage, we all know and see from experience that our partners affect our lives and our beliefs. Naturally, in turn they will affect our hereafter. There is no wonder why the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) has said, “When a person gets married he has completed half of his religion” (Ref:

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