Explanation of the meaning of the author's statement: "Unless he intends not to initiate [the condition] in another session"

The questioner:
We go on to train yourself. May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, this questioner is asking for an explanation of a phrase from the author, which is his statement: "Unless he intends not to initiate [the condition] in another session."

The Shaykh:
The phrase in question. Give me the phrase he is asking about. It is coercion.

The questioner:
All right, listen. The section states: If he says, "If you speak, you are divorced," and she speaks, or if he says, "Move away" or "Be quiet," and she is divorced, or if he says, "If I initiate speech with you, you are divorced," and she says, "If you initiate it with me, my slave is free," his oath is dissolved, unless he intends not to initiate [the condition] in another session.

The Shaykh:
His oath is dissolved because the condition was not fulfilled in this session. However, if his oath is continuous in this session and in another session, the oath remains and is not dissolved, because he did not limit it to this session but generalized it to another session. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you,