Divorce

Lifestyle Relationships
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Ummm: What's a* khula*?

The Pakistani system is very hard: you are supposed to make your husband the center of your universe, and then he cheats on you and it's over. Naturally she's going to be going through a hard time.

The most important thing is to begin a new life, a new project, and to keep telling herself that she didn't deserve that kind of treatment, and that she won't put up with it now or in the future.

Hopefully.

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I hope so

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You don't sound so sure.

She made the decision, now she has to move on.

AankhaiN Jhoot NaheeN Bolti haiN
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She has to move on but I am just worried for her, how long it will take for her to move on etc.

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You never know. If the door is open, someone might come inside, then it will be up to her to decide.

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yeh thats true :) but anyways she has to wait to 6 months i think after the divorce/khula period to let someone in the door innit

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Why do you think it is 6 months?

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Islamic Iddat period? 3 months she has to wait Islamically and after that it will take her time to find someone else isnt it?

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**no...its 4 months and 10 days. its just to amke sure that she isn't pregnant with her ex husband in order to establish the paternity of the unborn child [if she is pregnant]

i ain't sure but if u can, thru the medical tests, can be sure that she ain't pregnant then i think iddat period is unnecessary especially if the woman has to earn a living and she can't sit home.**

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I read somewhere it is 3 months? I am getting confused now. No she is definitely NOT pregnant. She did have sex with him once but that was ages ago. If she was pregnant she would have had a kid by now. Well she does not need to make a living as such so is Iddat still necessary?

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it is 4 months and 10 days. personally, i think she may not need at all...its not necessary at all.

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Are you Sunni or Shia? Sorry I have to ask because I have always heard it as 3 months!

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*sunni Hanafii baba :) its 3 Haiz [mentural cycles] so it depends when a divorce is given
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I am sunni wahabi but I don't know if it matters. I guess I read some wrong information on a website. So its 4 months 10 days?

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as i said its 3 haiz [mentural cycle] periods so depends when one gets a divorce. it could range from 3 monthe to 4 months and 10 days as i have heared...i never got divorce hahaha**

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OMG this is so confusing! Thanks a lot I will go ask some maulvi or something!

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ok...lol...haN...par mujhe lagtaa hai k maulvi saab sharmaa jaayenge sawaal ka jawaab dene meN ;) haha**

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I will ask someone else to go ask for me! Argh!

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Iddat is established from The Holy Quran and the Hadith of Rasoolullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam). We cite the relevant verses in this regard: In Surah Baqarah Almighty Allah states:"And those women who are divorced, should keep themselves in waiting for three periods."This verse establishes the iddat for a woman who is divorced, such iddat being a period of three haidh according to the hanafi mazh-hab. In another verse in Surah Baqarah, Allah Ta'ala says:"And those among you who expire and leave behind wives, they (the wives) shall keep themselves in waiting for four months and ten days."