The occurrence of divorce in a state of anger and the number of pronouncements of divorce
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Question:
And to what extent his separation from me and my family has been complete since then, and I left the matter to him and said, "Khalid, and said, Khalid," and after he ordered him on the day that was the cause of his order, and it was a new time when you did not know with it whether it is forbidden or not, but he did not look at it as other days.
Answer:
In any case, if you have a sense on the day you speak of divorce that you know what you are saying, then the divorce takes effect even if you are angry. So two pronouncements of divorce fall upon you, and you have one pronouncement remaining to take her back. You remain with one pronouncement, provided that two pronouncements of divorce were not established before that, completing the three. If that is the case, she has become separated from you by a major separation, with no return possible. However, if only two pronouncements occurred from you, you may take her back during the waiting period, and you have only one pronouncement remaining over her. Anger does not prevent the divorce from taking effect unless it becomes overwhelming and the angry person does not feel what he is saying.
And to what extent his separation from me and my family has been complete since then, and I left the matter to him and said, "Khalid, and said, Khalid," and after he ordered him on the day that was the cause of his order, and it was a new time when you did not know with it whether it is forbidden or not, but he did not look at it as other days.
Answer:
In any case, if you have a sense on the day you speak of divorce that you know what you are saying, then the divorce takes effect even if you are angry. So two pronouncements of divorce fall upon you, and you have one pronouncement remaining to take her back. You remain with one pronouncement, provided that two pronouncements of divorce were not established before that, completing the three. If that is the case, she has become separated from you by a major separation, with no return possible. However, if only two pronouncements occurred from you, you may take her back during the waiting period, and you have only one pronouncement remaining over her. Anger does not prevent the divorce from taking effect unless it becomes overwhelming and the angry person does not feel what he is saying.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب شروطه وما نهي عنه منه - 3 — islamhouse.com (1:07:16)
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