The Ruling on Swearing Divorce on One's Wife
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Question:
He says: I swore to divorce my wife three times, vowing that she would never visit a neighbor of ours again, except in the case of death. This was for reasons I feared might lead to discord between my wife and my brother's wife, knowing that my house's door is opposite this neighbor's door. So how should I act?
Answer:
This is a matter of divorce, and divorce is referred to the court. You go to the judge or to the Department of Ifta' to look into the matter, and they will take your acknowledgment, your words, and ask you for details. You go to the court or to the Department of Ifta'. Yes.
He says: I swore to divorce my wife three times, vowing that she would never visit a neighbor of ours again, except in the case of death. This was for reasons I feared might lead to discord between my wife and my brother's wife, knowing that my house's door is opposite this neighbor's door. So how should I act?
Answer:
This is a matter of divorce, and divorce is referred to the court. You go to the judge or to the Department of Ifta' to look into the matter, and they will take your acknowledgment, your words, and ask you for details. You go to the court or to the Department of Ifta'. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، حلفتُ بالطلاق بالثلاث على زوجتي أن لا تزور جارة لنا، علمًا بأن باب منزلي مقابل منزل هذه الجارة... — youtube.com
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