The ruling on traveling with the intention of divorce

The Shaykh:
The person before the contract.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.

The questioner:
I say, may Allah reward you, some people travel, for example, to India or Pakistan, with the intention of divorce?

The Shaykh:
Leave it. No, do not leave it to escape the disagreement. The scholars and the community prevent it. The scholars prevent marrying someone who is a divorcee. Do not leave it, and there is no harm in leaving it. Peace be upon you. Huh? He says: He saw that with this intention, you marry for two weeks, or in your intention, you actually get this, and it turns out to be two weeks. Leaving it is safer. Leaving it is safer. And if there is disagreement, he says leaving it is safer. There is no burden on the person. Come on, validity. It is all like the answer. The default is validity, but leaving it is safer, to escape the disagreement. Leave what is doubtful and what is not doubtful.