He forbade his wife to his mother six times so that she would not feed the livestock
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Fatwa number ( 6269 )
Q: A dispute arose between me and my mother because I have about ten sheep, and my mother feeds them from the land and tires herself out, and I am not pleased with her tiring herself. I asked her to rest, but she refused. So I swore to her by Allah that if she did not stop taking them out and working for them, I would sell them, but she refused to rest. So I said, in these exact words: “By haram, six times, that if you go back to taking them out or feeding them — I meant by haram the woman (my wife) —” and my mother provoked me
and took them out, and I left my work; she has taken them out, but as for the feed, she has not fed them until now. .
A: If the situation is as described, and you meant by the haram mentioned in the question: the divorce of your wife if your mother fed the aforementioned sheep or took them out — then one divorce has occurred on you, and you may take her back during the waiting period if two divorces did not precede this one, and if two divorces did not follow it. If you meant by it preventing her from feeding them or taking them out without pronouncing divorce — then no divorce occurs by it, and you owe an expiation for an oath, which is: freeing a believing slave, or feeding ten poor people, each poor person receiving half a sa' of wheat or the like, or clothing them; if you cannot do that, then you must fast for three days. And the ruling is the same if you meant by the aforementioned words haram (forbidden) rather than divorce; then you owe the aforementioned expiation, and your wife is not forbidden to you. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
Q: A dispute arose between me and my mother because I have about ten sheep, and my mother feeds them from the land and tires herself out, and I am not pleased with her tiring herself. I asked her to rest, but she refused. So I swore to her by Allah that if she did not stop taking them out and working for them, I would sell them, but she refused to rest. So I said, in these exact words: “By haram, six times, that if you go back to taking them out or feeding them — I meant by haram the woman (my wife) —” and my mother provoked me
and took them out, and I left my work; she has taken them out, but as for the feed, she has not fed them until now. .
A: If the situation is as described, and you meant by the haram mentioned in the question: the divorce of your wife if your mother fed the aforementioned sheep or took them out — then one divorce has occurred on you, and you may take her back during the waiting period if two divorces did not precede this one, and if two divorces did not follow it. If you meant by it preventing her from feeding them or taking them out without pronouncing divorce — then no divorce occurs by it, and you owe an expiation for an oath, which is: freeing a believing slave, or feeding ten poor people, each poor person receiving half a sa' of wheat or the like, or clothing them; if you cannot do that, then you must fast for three days. And the ruling is the same if you meant by the aforementioned words haram (forbidden) rather than divorce; then you owe the aforementioned expiation, and your wife is not forbidden to you. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
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