The ruling on swearing an oath that one’s wife is in her own custody if she goes to a certain place
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Question:
He says: I swore an oath while I was angry at my wife and told her, “If you go to that place, you are in your own custody.” What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
The questioner: Where is he? Which country? If he is here in the Kingdom, he goes to the Sharia court to ask the judge, or he comes to the Department of Ifta to ask. He should state his question clearly, provide details, and have his statement recorded and signed. It is not just a casual matter; it requires these procedures. Either he goes to the court near him, or if he is close to the Ifta office, he goes to the Ifta in Taif or Riyadh. May Allah make his affairs easy, if Allah wills. As for if he is outside the Kingdom, he goes to the scholars in his country or those to whom Ifta has been delegated. He goes to the Ifta offices in his country. Yes.
He says: I swore an oath while I was angry at my wife and told her, “If you go to that place, you are in your own custody.” What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
The questioner: Where is he? Which country? If he is here in the Kingdom, he goes to the Sharia court to ask the judge, or he comes to the Department of Ifta to ask. He should state his question clearly, provide details, and have his statement recorded and signed. It is not just a casual matter; it requires these procedures. Either he goes to the court near him, or if he is close to the Ifta office, he goes to the Ifta in Taif or Riyadh. May Allah make his affairs easy, if Allah wills. As for if he is outside the Kingdom, he goes to the scholars in his country or those to whom Ifta has been delegated. He goes to the Ifta offices in his country. Yes.
Source
دروس الحرم، درس التفسير من الحرم 12-08-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (40:18)
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