The ruling on a husband saying, “Return to your father’s house”
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Question:
He says: May Allah keep you safe, I was at the 'Abd al-'Abdin market, and her brother was present in Uthman's side, so I told her, “I will number your days, so do not return to him,” and she was on the condition of safety, stipulating a threat, so does he have to obey that or not?
Answer:
If you intended divorce by it, then it is a divorce. Is this an indirect expression? “Return to the house” is an indirect expression. If you intended divorce by it, it becomes a general divorce, so you are required to give one divorce. If she returns to the house, you are required to give one divorce to take her back, so she will have two divorces remaining. Yes.
He says: May Allah keep you safe, I was at the 'Abd al-'Abdin market, and her brother was present in Uthman's side, so I told her, “I will number your days, so do not return to him,” and she was on the condition of safety, stipulating a threat, so does he have to obey that or not?
Answer:
If you intended divorce by it, then it is a divorce. Is this an indirect expression? “Return to the house” is an indirect expression. If you intended divorce by it, it becomes a general divorce, so you are required to give one divorce. If she returns to the house, you are required to give one divorce to take her back, so she will have two divorces remaining. Yes.
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