The ruling on taking back a wife after divorce in a state of anger
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Question:
This man says: I divorced my wife while I was suffering from diabetes and another illness, and I was in a state of extreme anger. I do not know how many times I divorced this wife, whether once or more. My wife says that I divorced her three times, but I do not know if I divorced her three times or two. However, what I know is that I uttered the words of divorce. He is now asking: I want to take back this wife; is she lawful for me now? I divorced her and returned to the house, but I did not find her. I had warned her not to go out, but she did not care and left the house. I ask for a ruling on this matter, and I ask Your Excellency to guide me to what is best for me and to advise me on how to deal with my wife.
Answer:
This question must be referred to the court. If you are not in Riyadh, you go to the Sharia court and present your question to one of the judges. The wife is present, and everyone is asked about the details. The judge, according to what he sees, will issue a ruling for you, if Allah wills. If you are in Riyadh, you come personally to the office of the professor. You and your wife come together for your interrogation and to take your confession, and this is recorded in a formal record. We must regulate the matters; it is not a matter of chaos, nor is it done by telephone or mobile phone; that is not acceptable. We must regulate the matters and record them. Yes.
This man says: I divorced my wife while I was suffering from diabetes and another illness, and I was in a state of extreme anger. I do not know how many times I divorced this wife, whether once or more. My wife says that I divorced her three times, but I do not know if I divorced her three times or two. However, what I know is that I uttered the words of divorce. He is now asking: I want to take back this wife; is she lawful for me now? I divorced her and returned to the house, but I did not find her. I had warned her not to go out, but she did not care and left the house. I ask for a ruling on this matter, and I ask Your Excellency to guide me to what is best for me and to advise me on how to deal with my wife.
Answer:
This question must be referred to the court. If you are not in Riyadh, you go to the Sharia court and present your question to one of the judges. The wife is present, and everyone is asked about the details. The judge, according to what he sees, will issue a ruling for you, if Allah wills. If you are in Riyadh, you come personally to the office of the professor. You and your wife come together for your interrogation and to take your confession, and this is recorded in a formal record. We must regulate the matters; it is not a matter of chaos, nor is it done by telephone or mobile phone; that is not acceptable. We must regulate the matters and record them. Yes.
Source
الطلاق في المرض والغضب — alfawzan.live
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