The Book Of Divorce

Divorce is One of the Rights of the Husband

The Ruling on Pronouncing Divorce Thrice by Various Expressions

Some of the Reasons For Divorce

Divorcing a Pregnant Woman

The Ruling on Divorcing a Menstruating Woman, and Does it Count?

The Ruling on Divorcing a Pregnant Woman

Divorce is Disliked Unless it is Necessary

An Invalid Wager

He Said to His Wife: You Are Not Under My Protection

Cursing the Wife

A Whispered Pronouncement of Divorce Does Not Count

Divorce in Writing

Divorce Simply by Intention Does Not Count

The Ruling on One Who Made Divorce Dependent on a Condition, Then He went Back on it Before it Transpired

The Wife of the Adulterer is Not Divorced

Is Conditional Divorce Considered Swearing to Other Than Allah?

What is Made Conditional in Divorce is Dependent Upon the Condition

This is a Divorce that Does Not Count

One Should Not be Careless About Pronouncing Divorce

He Swore to Divorce, Intending Something Else

It is Incumbent Upon a Woman to Obey Her Husband

Swearing to Divorce is Not Counted if it Was Done With the Intention of Emphasizing Something

This is Annulment, Not Divorce

The Ruling on Ar-Raj'ah and its Conditions

The Manner of Ar-Raj'ah

It is a Part of the Sunnah to Call Witnesses to the Reunion

He Divorced Her, Then Returned Her Without Witnesses

Ar-Raj'ah Without Calling Witnesses is Correct

The Gauge by Which the Validity of Ar-Raj'ah is Measured in the Waiting Period, Not the Time

He Must Take Her Back With a New Contract

A Woman is Forbidden to Her Husband by the Third Divorce

It is Not Permissible Until She Has Married Another

He Declared His Wife Forbidden to Himself, Like His Mother and His Sister

It is Prohibited for the Divorced Wife Who May Be Taken Back to Leave the House of Her Husband

The Ruling on One Who Swears to Divorce in Order to Prevent Himself From Doing Something

The Ruling on Pronouncing Divorce Three Times at Once

Annulment of Marriage

He Said to Her: If You Leave by This Door, You Are Divorced,