The ruling on a wife remaining with a husband who does not pray
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Question:
A sister says to me: My husband does not pray, not in the mosque and not at home. They have been married for more than fifteen years and have three children. Should we divorce him, or what should we do? And how do I prove that he does not pray, when he denies it and says that I do pray?
Answer:
This is not for us to decide; this is for the court. They take his case to the court, the judge summons him, and he sees whether this claim is proven against him or not.
A sister says to me: My husband does not pray, not in the mosque and not at home. They have been married for more than fifteen years and have three children. Should we divorce him, or what should we do? And how do I prove that he does not pray, when he denies it and says that I do pray?
Answer:
This is not for us to decide; this is for the court. They take his case to the court, the judge summons him, and he sees whether this claim is proven against him or not.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [34] حكم بقاء الزوجة مع زوج لا يصلي - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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