A woman whose husband divorced her three times in a single utterance, then she married a second husband, and her first husband went to the judge to demand her return, and the judges held that the triple divorce is one
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The questioner : A man divorced his wife three times in a single utterance, then she married another man, a second husband. Then he went to demand the judge’s ruling, and the judge held that the triple divorce is one. Is he entitled to return her to her first husband?
The Shaykh : During the waiting period?
The questioner : Yes, she married after she had completed the waiting period. Yes.
The Shaykh : Did he take her back during the waiting period, and she did not know, and she did not know?
The questioner : She may have known, or she may not have known.
The Shaykh : No, if she was aware and said, “I do not accept this ruling,” because the ruling now requires the conviction of both parties. Suppose the husband is convinced that the triple divorce is one, but she is not convinced; then she is not bound. Yes?
The questioner : Shaykh, if the disbelieving husband dies leaving his wife... the first opinion states that after the completion of her waiting period, she does not inherit from him, because the marriage...
The Shaykh : How?
The questioner : If the disbelieving husband dies, meaning his wife is Muslim, according to the first opinion, she does not inherit after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : The first husband died.
The questioner : Leaving his Muslim wife.
The Shaykh : The Muslim woman who embraced Islam and completed the waiting period, and then he died; there is no inheritance between them, no mutual inheritance between them.
The questioner : The disbeliever died leaving his Muslim wife after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : Meaning, she embraced Islam.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : It is not possible for a disbeliever to marry a Muslim woman, but they were both disbelievers, and then she embraced Islam.
The questioner : Yes, she embraced Islam, but after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : She embraced Islam after the completion of the waiting period.
The questioner : She embraced Islam, and her husband died.
The Shaykh : During the waiting period?
The questioner : Yes, she married after she had completed the waiting period. Yes.
The Shaykh : Did he take her back during the waiting period, and she did not know, and she did not know?
The questioner : She may have known, or she may not have known.
The Shaykh : No, if she was aware and said, “I do not accept this ruling,” because the ruling now requires the conviction of both parties. Suppose the husband is convinced that the triple divorce is one, but she is not convinced; then she is not bound. Yes?
The questioner : Shaykh, if the disbelieving husband dies leaving his wife... the first opinion states that after the completion of her waiting period, she does not inherit from him, because the marriage...
The Shaykh : How?
The questioner : If the disbelieving husband dies, meaning his wife is Muslim, according to the first opinion, she does not inherit after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : The first husband died.
The questioner : Leaving his Muslim wife.
The Shaykh : The Muslim woman who embraced Islam and completed the waiting period, and then he died; there is no inheritance between them, no mutual inheritance between them.
The questioner : The disbeliever died leaving his Muslim wife after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : Meaning, she embraced Islam.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : It is not possible for a disbeliever to marry a Muslim woman, but they were both disbelievers, and then she embraced Islam.
The questioner : Yes, she embraced Islam, but after the completion of the waiting period.
The Shaykh : She embraced Islam after the completion of the waiting period.
The questioner : She embraced Islam, and her husband died.