The Ruling on Vowing Not to Return to One's Husband
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Question:
She says: I made a vow and told my husband, “I vow that if I go and travel without you, I will not return to you.” Then I returned. This was about a year ago. What should I do?
Answer:
You owe the expiation for an oath if you made a vow intending to refrain from something or to do something; this is treated like an oath, and the expiation resolves it. Yes.
She says: I made a vow and told my husband, “I vow that if I go and travel without you, I will not return to you.” Then I returned. This was about a year ago. What should I do?
Answer:
You owe the expiation for an oath if you made a vow intending to refrain from something or to do something; this is treated like an oath, and the expiation resolves it. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/161 — archive.org (23:00)
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