The Difference Between Talaq and Khul' and Their Rulings
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Question:
The questioner Abu Ahmad says: What is the difference between talaq and khul', and what are the rulings that follow from khul', and what is an example of it?
Answer:
This questioner should study Islamic jurisprudence, because these matters are mentioned in the books of jurisprudence. However, if this is a practical question, the difference is that talaq is usually without compensation; the husband utters the words of divorce, and the ruling of divorce follows. As for khul', it is the annulment of his marriage to his wife in exchange for a compensation he pays her. This is khul', and it is called fidyah. Yes.
The questioner Abu Ahmad says: What is the difference between talaq and khul', and what are the rulings that follow from khul', and what is an example of it?
Answer:
This questioner should study Islamic jurisprudence, because these matters are mentioned in the books of jurisprudence. However, if this is a practical question, the difference is that talaq is usually without compensation; the husband utters the words of divorce, and the ruling of divorce follows. As for khul', it is the annulment of his marriage to his wife in exchange for a compensation he pays her. This is khul', and it is called fidyah. Yes.
Source
الفرق بين الطلاق والخلع — alfawzan.live
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