The Ruling on Divorce by Implication
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Question:
Does divorce take effect with words other than the explicit terms of divorce, such as when a man says to his wife, "Go to your family," and intends divorce by that?
Answer:
Yes, if he pronounces it by implication, it takes effect. If he says, "Return to your family," or "Go back to your family," or "Go to your family," intending divorce, it counts as one divorce.
Does divorce take effect with words other than the explicit terms of divorce, such as when a man says to his wife, "Go to your family," and intends divorce by that?
Answer:
Yes, if he pronounces it by implication, it takes effect. If he says, "Return to your family," or "Go back to your family," or "Go to your family," intending divorce, it counts as one divorce.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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