The Ruling on the Expiation for an Oath in a Conditional Zihar
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Question:
A man said to his wife, "You are to me like the back of my mother if you do such-and-such." So if she does that, does he owe the expiation for zihar or the expiation for an oath?
Answer:
Yes, it is the expiation for zihar. If she does it, he owes the expiation for zihar. Because if he says, "You are to me like the back of my mother," that is zihar, and he made it conditional. So when the condition is met, the consequence follows, which is the obligation of the expiation.
A man said to his wife, "You are to me like the back of my mother if you do such-and-such." So if she does that, does he owe the expiation for zihar or the expiation for an oath?
Answer:
Yes, it is the expiation for zihar. If she does it, he owes the expiation for zihar. Because if he says, "You are to me like the back of my mother," that is zihar, and he made it conditional. So when the condition is met, the consequence follows, which is the obligation of the expiation.
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