The Ruling on the Divorce of a Coerced Person
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The Shaykh: And this, incidentally, is like a man who divorces his wife against her will; she does not divorce him because it is not within his power to do so.
The student: The divorce of a coerced person.
The Shaykh: He is coerced. This is the stronger opinion among the scholars, even though there is a school of thought that says the divorce of a coerced person is effective. However, this contradicts the general evidence, and there is no specific evidence that excludes this particular case from that general rule. Yes.
The student: You mentioned just now, O Shaykh, may Allah bless you, that two or three hours ago one of the brothers came to me and asked a question, which was: There is no god but Allah.
The student: The divorce of a coerced person.
The Shaykh: He is coerced. This is the stronger opinion among the scholars, even though there is a school of thought that says the divorce of a coerced person is effective. However, this contradicts the general evidence, and there is no specific evidence that excludes this particular case from that general rule. Yes.
The student: You mentioned just now, O Shaykh, may Allah bless you, that two or three hours ago one of the brothers came to me and asked a question, which was: There is no god but Allah.
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