The ruling on pronouncing divorce three times in a single sentence
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Question:
If he says, “You are divorced, divorced, divorced.”
Answer:
If he intended the three to count as one, with the second and third being emphatic repetitions, that is one. But if he intended the three, or if he said, “You are divorced, then divorced, then divorced,” it counts as three. Or if he intended it, saying “divorced, divorced, divorced” with the intention of three, it is considered three. It is taken according to his intention.
If he says, “You are divorced, divorced, divorced.”
Answer:
If he intended the three to count as one, with the second and third being emphatic repetitions, that is one. But if he intended the three, or if he said, “You are divorced, then divorced, then divorced,” it counts as three. Or if he intended it, saying “divorced, divorced, divorced” with the intention of three, it is considered three. It is taken according to his intention.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، باب الطلاق — islamhouse.com (2:16)
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