The Difference Between Khul' and Talaq
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Question:
She has another section where she asks about the difference between khul' and talaq.
Answer:
Khul' is a dissolution of the marriage in exchange for compensation. Khul' is dissolution for compensation, and the word "talaq" is not pronounced in it; rather, one says, for example, "I have dissolved her." As for talaq, it refers to the utterance of talaq, saying "I have divorced her," "she is divorced," or the like. Yes.
She has another section where she asks about the difference between khul' and talaq.
Answer:
Khul' is a dissolution of the marriage in exchange for compensation. Khul' is dissolution for compensation, and the word "talaq" is not pronounced in it; rather, one says, for example, "I have dissolved her." As for talaq, it refers to the utterance of talaq, saying "I have divorced her," "she is divorced," or the like. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/147 — archive.org (20:30)
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