The Meaning of the Dispute Mentioned in Surat al-Mujadilah
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Question:
Does {the one who} in Surat al-Mujadilah mean an ordinary disagreement between husband and wife, or a dispute regarding divorce?
Answer:
They dispute about their husband, saying he did this and he did that, and then the zihar occurred. The point is that the husband should have patience, forbearance, and tolerance, even in the face of the dispute. He should not rush into zihar, nor rush into divorce. He should have patience and forbearance, so he does not declare her forbidden and does not divorce her. He should be tolerant and not strike her.
Does {the one who} in Surat al-Mujadilah mean an ordinary disagreement between husband and wife, or a dispute regarding divorce?
Answer:
They dispute about their husband, saying he did this and he did that, and then the zihar occurred. The point is that the husband should have patience, forbearance, and tolerance, even in the face of the dispute. He should not rush into zihar, nor rush into divorce. He should have patience and forbearance, so he does not declare her forbidden and does not divorce her. He should be tolerant and not strike her.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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