The Argument of the Hadith on Omens in Women and the Ruling on Divorcing Her
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The questioner:
Some people, when they marry a woman, for example, and things happen that have nothing to do with the woman, such as illness, poverty, or something of that sort, and it drags on for them, they argue with the hadith on omens in three things and say that this woman is one of them. Does this apply to the woman specifically?
The Shaykh:
Allah knows best, Allah knows best.
The questioner:
It has come out of you from something.
The Shaykh:
So it is not permissible for him to enter Paradise with this? Allah knows best. And if there are signs from her indicating that she is an omen of ill, there is no harm in divorcing her.
Some people, when they marry a woman, for example, and things happen that have nothing to do with the woman, such as illness, poverty, or something of that sort, and it drags on for them, they argue with the hadith on omens in three things and say that this woman is one of them. Does this apply to the woman specifically?
The Shaykh:
Allah knows best, Allah knows best.
The questioner:
It has come out of you from something.
The Shaykh:
So it is not permissible for him to enter Paradise with this? Allah knows best. And if there are signs from her indicating that she is an omen of ill, there is no harm in divorcing her.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، تتمة باب الزهد والورع — islamhouse.com (19:34)
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