The Ruling on a Husband Pronouncing Ila' Against His Wife and an Explanation of Oaths That Were Not Fulfilled

The questioner:
Peace be upon you.

The presenter:
And upon you be peace.

The Shaykh:
Peace be upon you.

The questioner:
If you please, Shaykh, I would like to ask you a question about my mother. A problem arose between her and my father, and she said that if he went out with any of his colleagues, it would be forbidden for her, just as her father had made her forbidden to him. So what is the ruling in this case, Shaykh? May Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh:
And he did go out with him.

The questioner:
Yes, they know each other.

The Shaykh:
Yes, he has to ask the judge at the nearest court to him about this prohibition and what consequences follow from it?

The questioner:
All right, Shaykh, she has three days left.

The presenter:
Abdullah, Abdullah, turn the television down a little because there is an echo in our place.

The questioner:
All right.

The presenter:
All right, turn the television down.

The questioner:
She is, she is, Shaykh, in her second question, she says that she swore approximately three oaths and did not fulfill these oaths. What are the consequences for her, Shaykh?

The Shaykh:
She should ask the judge about them, along with this last question, she should ask the judge about them, and if Allah wills, the judge will guide her to the correct course, yes.