The Ruling on Taking a Co-Wife's Necklaces
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Question:
This questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a woman who was divorced many years ago. There were disagreements between me and my co-wife, who was my husband's second wife. I took some necklaces from her and threw them away to spite her. What should I do? Should I give charity for their value? We have now separated, each of us in a different place.
Answer:
You must return to your co-wife the necklaces and anything else you took from her, or seek her forgiveness. If what you took has been damaged or lost, you must pay its value, unless she forgives you for it. Yes.
This questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a woman who was divorced many years ago. There were disagreements between me and my co-wife, who was my husband's second wife. I took some necklaces from her and threw them away to spite her. What should I do? Should I give charity for their value? We have now separated, each of us in a different place.
Answer:
You must return to your co-wife the necklaces and anything else you took from her, or seek her forgiveness. If what you took has been damaged or lost, you must pay its value, unless she forgives you for it. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/244 — archive.org (8:49)
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