Al-Sayyid Al-Allamah Al-Hujjah Muhammad ibn ‘Abdullah Awad al-Mu’ayyidi May Allah preserve him

Question: A man said to his wife: “If you do not go to the farm for such-and-such need, you are divorced.” The wife went to the farm but did not find that item, after thoroughly searching for it, then returned...

Question: A man said to his wife: “If you do not enter the house today, you are divorced.” She was at her family’s home, so she immediately got up and went to her husband’s house. The husband, however, had locked...

Question: If a man says to his wife, “If you enter So-and-so’s house, you are divorced,” then later regrets it and consents to her entering—does averting this condition become valid? How can he rid himself of it? Is there any...

Question: If the spouses appoint an arbiter—or two—and after reviewing and ascertaining what lies between the spouses, the arbiters know that there is no solution to their discord except divorce; they compel the husband to divorce; he refuses; they threaten...

Question: A man has a neighbor married to a wife whom—so it appears—he has divorced three times, yet he still resides with her. Is it permissible for me to share a house with him? Must I denounce what he is...

Question: A question reached me about a man who said: “Ḥarām and ṭalāq—I will not do such-and-such.” How is the ruling if he does it?

Question: It happens that when a husband divorces his wife, he immediately revokes her, then divorces her, then revokes her and divorces her—his intent or the intent of the intermediary being to prevent the divorcer from being able to take...

Question: Regarding a layman who divorces his wife with three successive pronouncements, without an intervening revocation, believing that to have taken effect?

Question: If a layman who does not understand taqlīd and adherence pronounces an innovated divorce while believing it binding and valid, then later it becomes clear to him that there are scholars who give fatwa that it does not take...

Question: If a man divorces his wife with an innovated (bidʿī) divorce while, at the time, he believes it takes effect—being unaware that it is bidʿī and forbidden—and this man is a beginner in seeking knowledge and, in general, a...