The ruling on a woman who divorced herself from her husband and then he returned to her
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Question:
The listener is Salim Abu Sayl Ibrahim, a Sudanese resident in Rabigh. He sent a message saying: A woman’s husband was absent for a long period. When the absence became prolonged, she went to the court and divorced herself. She did not remarry until her husband returned, and they agreed to take her back and reconciled. The question is: Does that count as a divorce pronouncement by the man? And if the answer is yes, what is the man’s sin in that? I mean, he did not intervene in the matter, so what is his involvement? We ask you to enlighten us. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
They must return to the court that annulled the marriage. They must return to the court where the annulment of the marriage was carried out. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
The listener is Salim Abu Sayl Ibrahim, a Sudanese resident in Rabigh. He sent a message saying: A woman’s husband was absent for a long period. When the absence became prolonged, she went to the court and divorced herself. She did not remarry until her husband returned, and they agreed to take her back and reconciled. The question is: Does that count as a divorce pronouncement by the man? And if the answer is yes, what is the man’s sin in that? I mean, he did not intervene in the matter, so what is his involvement? We ask you to enlighten us. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
They must return to the court that annulled the marriage. They must return to the court where the annulment of the marriage was carried out. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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