The ruling on one who swears by divorce and does so repeatedly
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Question:
A letter of three pages was sent by a listener who says: Muhammad Razi Muhammad Muhammad. A summary of what is in these three pages says: I agreed with my wife that if I work, she would pay me one-third of the salary, but she did not honor the agreement, so I swore by divorce that she would honor the agreement, but she did not. Once, I swore by divorce that she would not go out except wearing the hijab, but she did not. This oath by divorce was repeated on other occasions. He asks about the ruling and adds again, saying: Knowing that on the second day, before she went to work, she brought me the money to take what I wanted from it, but I refused on the grounds that I had sworn by divorce. We are awaiting your guidance? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must go to the court. You have the Sharia court; you, the woman, and her guardian must be present so that the court can ask you all about the details of the situation, and then issue a ruling on it. Or, if you are in the Kingdom, you, the woman, and her guardian should attend the manager of the Dawah office, the Dawah office belonging to us in your city in Tabuk, or in Dammam, or in al-Ahsa, or in Hail, in any city that has a Dawah office. You, the woman, and her guardian should be present so that the office manager can ask you about the details of the situation, and then send it to us, and we will look into the matter, if Allah wills. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
A letter of three pages was sent by a listener who says: Muhammad Razi Muhammad Muhammad. A summary of what is in these three pages says: I agreed with my wife that if I work, she would pay me one-third of the salary, but she did not honor the agreement, so I swore by divorce that she would honor the agreement, but she did not. Once, I swore by divorce that she would not go out except wearing the hijab, but she did not. This oath by divorce was repeated on other occasions. He asks about the ruling and adds again, saying: Knowing that on the second day, before she went to work, she brought me the money to take what I wanted from it, but I refused on the grounds that I had sworn by divorce. We are awaiting your guidance? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must go to the court. You have the Sharia court; you, the woman, and her guardian must be present so that the court can ask you all about the details of the situation, and then issue a ruling on it. Or, if you are in the Kingdom, you, the woman, and her guardian should attend the manager of the Dawah office, the Dawah office belonging to us in your city in Tabuk, or in Dammam, or in al-Ahsa, or in Hail, in any city that has a Dawah office. You, the woman, and her guardian should be present so that the office manager can ask you about the details of the situation, and then send it to us, and we will look into the matter, if Allah wills. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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