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What is the ruling on divorcing a pregnant woman?

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The questioner : Regarding the ruling on divorce, what is established in the Sunnah is that divorce at a specific time, meaning when he pronounces some of the words of divorce on a pregnant woman, he says that it is permissible to divorce her with three pronouncements in three separate places and at three separate times. And according to some, it is not permissible except after she gives birth, and then the remaining pronouncements are made. So what is the Sunnah regarding divorce?

The Shaykh : I do not have this detail at hand right now, but there is no doubt that divorcing a pregnant woman is permissible!

The questioner : At any time.

The Shaykh : That is it.

The questioner: The hadith of Ibn 'Umar.

The Shaykh : Yes, as for executing the three pronouncements on her in one pronouncement or in one waiting period; this is something I do not know of. Yes, that is right.
Please proceed.


The questioner : ... a sight.

The Shaykh: Terrifying.

The questioner: Very terrifying.

The Shaykh: Yes.

The questioner: That this bird ... the pigeon inside the cage, this is something - may you live long - this is an unbearable sight.

The Shaykh: There is no doubt that in everything, not only for the sake of the onlookers, but also for the sake of the pigeon, so here there are, I mean, two problems; one relates to people, and the other relates to the animal, which is the pigeon, so this is not permissible.

The questioner : ... .

The Shaykh: They must be reminded, and they must be advised.
Please proceed.


The questioner: When ... confined ... when he urinates, he finds, I mean, in his body and his garment ... , so when he smells this moisture, he does not find the smell of urine, and I mean this moisture does not come except when ... ; so what is its ruling?

The Shaykh: This is ... water that gushed out as semen.

The questioner: He does not find it, even a nullifier?

The Shaykh : So.

The questioner: I mean, he does not know, perhaps ... , and then he does not ... the smell of urine.

The Shaykh: And he does not find it at the front, for example.

The questioner: No, he does not find it, and it does not come except between ... .

The Shaykh: We are unable to provide a complete answer in a case like this; because the person afflicted is the one who should determine the situation; because the issue of sweat is not imagined to be in a specific place, so sweat moves from place to place, so Allah knows best.
Yes.
Please proceed.
Source www.al-albany.com

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