A husband having intercourse with one of his wives after saying to one of them: “One of you is divorced”
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Question:
And if the Shaykh said to one of his wives, “One of you is divorced,” and one of them said, “I am the one,” and another said, “I am the one,” what is the ruling on this time, the child, and the like?
Answer:
There is no harm. If he has intercourse, and the divorce falls on the one he had intercourse with, we consider this intercourse a taking back (raj'ah); this intercourse serves as a taking back. If the divorce did not fall on her, she is his wife, and there is no problem. Yes.
And if the Shaykh said to one of his wives, “One of you is divorced,” and one of them said, “I am the one,” and another said, “I am the one,” what is the ruling on this time, the child, and the like?
Answer:
There is no harm. If he has intercourse, and the divorce falls on the one he had intercourse with, we consider this intercourse a taking back (raj'ah); this intercourse serves as a taking back. If the divorce did not fall on her, she is his wife, and there is no problem. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 57 من 89|شرح العدة في شرح العمدة|كتاب الطلاق|باب تعليق الطلاق بالشروط|صالح الفوزان|الفقه — youtube.com (1:07:05)
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