Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 78

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 78 of 126)

• Oaths and Marital Defiance
• Divorced her in exchange for her providing for the children; is it permissible for them to…
• If they agree on khul' with the deferral of what the woman pays until the time of her…
• There is no fault in the husband, yet she wants to seek a divorce at her own expense
• He divorced her and wishes to take her back, but she does not wish to return
• Review after khul' with a new contract if the khul' was a single divorce
• Khul' is a minor final divorce unless it is preceded by two divorces
• Does the husband have the right to take back his wife after khul'?
• There is no objection to taking back a wife after khul' as long as it is not the third…
• The Wife’s Refusal to Allow Her Husband to Have Intercourse with Her
• The Reality of Marital Defiance
• Marrying his daughter to a man he did not know was committing evil deeds: should he take…
• Khul' for more than what was given
• Marital Disputes
• The Wife Who Withholds Her Rights from Her Husband and the One Who Sows Discord Between a…
• A woman’s refusal to share the bed except for a sum of money
• He divorced his wife, then took her back, but then turned away from her
• Alienating a wife from her husband
• I married a man who does not fulfill my rights
• A wife who prevents her husband from having relations with her while treating him badly
• The husband and wife’s relationship was good, then it became bad
• Divorce due to the husband's infertility
• Her husband does not pray, so should she seek divorce?
• My husband drinks alcohol
• Her husband is badly behaved, so should she inform her father of this?
• A woman who conditions her divorce on a condition and the divorce does not take place
• She left her husband's home and he did not seek to bring her back
• Going to the market without the husband's permission
• Going Out to Visit Relatives
• A woman going out in a state of tabarruj (display of adornment)
• Obedience to the husband is obligatory, and it is obligatory to seek his permission when…
• Ruling on requesting divorce because she came after a previous wife
• Breastfeeding of the husband by his wife during intercourse
• Visiting the parents once a week is sufficient
• Enjoying the entire body of the woman
• Going Out to Visit Relatives and Neighbors
• Her husband accused her of committing a heinous act with one of her mahrams, so she became…
• Going Out to Attend to Needs While Observing the Rules
• Leaving without permission for work and for visiting
• A man having intercourse with his wife in the front from behind
• The Ablution When Resuming Intercourse for the Man
• Intercourse more than once with delaying the full ritual bath
• What is required of a wife toward her husband
• The Remembrance of Allah During Intercourse
• Intercourse with a Pregnant Woman
• What a man sees of his wife
• Intercourse: Its Etiquette and Boundaries
• Intercourse in a state of nudity
• The Meaning of His Saying: “They Are Clothing for You”
• A man’s abstention from his wife on some days of the week
• Depicting Intercourse and Its Related Matters
• Intercourse While Listening to the Qur'an
• Nudity during intercourse
• The Undressing of the Spouses
• Is it permissible for a woman to recite the dhikr during intercourse
• The husband's brothers living with him
• Looking at one’s wife’s private parts during intercourse
• What a man is permitted to see of his wife
• Is the wife considered divorced if the period of absence is prolonged?
• Absence for a long period: Is there a sin in it?
• The period a wife must endure the absence of her husband
• Family Planning by Limiting Progeny
• Some people refrain from their wives when they intend to travel, and likewise when they…
• Leaving the wife and children, or the children only, to work in non-Islamic countries
• If the wife's family refuses to let her travel with her husband
• Travel is not permissible except out of necessity and by mutual agreement between the…
• The Difference Between Limiting Progeny and Regulating Progeny
• Preventing my wife from traveling with me by her family: Is there a sin on me for leaving…
• The husband's travel and the wife's refusal to move with him
• There is no harm if the husband and wife agree on absence
• Ruling on the use of contraceptives due to having many children
• The Ruling on Contraception or Family Planning
• Postponing Childbirth
• Preventing offspring due to financial hardship
• Preventing pregnancy due to the wife's illness
• Preventing procreation for fear that the child will be born with a defect
• Preventing pregnancy due to harm to the mother
• Preventing pregnancy due to having many children or the wife's illness
• Preventing Pregnancy for the Sake of Breastfeeding
• The substance of the decision of the Council of Senior Scholars, No. 42
• Family Planning for the Purpose of Raising Children
• Dropping the semen before forty days
• Preventing pregnancy for the sake of the infant and his mother
• Preventing pregnancy due to danger to the wife
• Preventing pregnancy out of fear for the woman's death
• Using Contraception for a Limited Period
• Delaying Pregnancy for the Sake of Breastfeeding
• If a man participates with his wife in preventing pregnancy, is there a sin upon him?
• Preventing pregnancy due to severe illness
• The physician’s position regarding a request to prevent pregnancy without need
• Pills to suppress sexual desire
• Preventing pregnancy out of concern for the infant
• Preventing pregnancy without the husband's knowledge and refusing intercourse
• Preventing pregnancy due to having many children or fear for the wife
• Preventing pregnancy for fear that the child will be born with a defect
• Preventing pregnancy is only permissible out of dire necessity
• Abortion out of fear of poverty
• The period between the proposal and the marriage
• Concluding the contract by writing only
• The marriage contract without a marriage officer