What is the difference between the divorce of one who is coerced and the divorce of one who responds to the coercion?

The questioner : Yes, very well. And what is the difference between repelling the coercion and his saying that it is a response to the question?

The Shaykh : Repelling the coercion is when he did not intend the divorce at all; he did not intend the divorce. That is, he simply said, "My father wants me to get rid of him, so I will say, 'My wife is divorced,' while I do not want the divorce."

The questioner : Very well, he did not intend her to remain, nor did he intend...

The Shaykh : ...nor did he intend the divorce at all; he just said he would get rid of it. The second case is when he intended the divorce, but he did so in response to the coercion, while his heart was at ease with the continuation of his marriage to his wife.