how is divorce law fair in islam

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Re: how is divorce law fair in islam

@KaafHaaYaaAynSaad

The women and men both should have a good reason for divorce. So, I disagree that you can get a divorce without any reason. Marriage is not a joke. We’re not live non-Muslims, who get up and leave the relationship over little things. Divorce is the most disliked permissible thing in the sight of Allah.

Any woman who asks for a divorce without a good reason will not even smell the fragrance of Paradise. That’s a hadith.

Any woman who seeks a divorce (khula) without a legitimate reason, she will not smell the fragrance of Paradise.” (Bukhaari).

As for Mahr, that’s a gift from husband to the wife.

A Woman can ask for Khula without any reason. You probably don’t know the story of a woman who came to the Holy Prophet (saw) and asked to get seperated. The Holy Propehte (saw) asked the woman what reasons she had. The woman said that despite having a righteous and caring Husband, she just cannot live with the Husband. She does not like him.

End of the Story is, the Holy Prophet (saw) allowed the woman to get seperated.

Mahr is not a gift! Something which is obligatory is not a Gift.

@Farook:

Forget that Arab speaker. That would mean that my religion which is Islam has sub-categories. can it have?