Re: My wife has asked for a Divorce, what if I dont want to give?
So there wont’ be a Khula paper straight away? This is for sure that this document would be for Divorce and not Nikah … Please advise !
Why would she send you nikah papers ? as I said it would a notice to you to appear in court.
So what step should I take upon receiving the document, when there are no chances left for reconciliation … Please advise
I think you can contest the divorce if you want. But if your wife tells the judge and convince her that there is no way she can live with you then judge will grant her divorce. The law allows reconciliation upto 3 months after the divorce that is iddat period.
You mean to say that no validity period, even I sign or not ?
If judge grants the divorce then there is little you can do I believe.
What about in case of Divorce? Let us assume that the paper they are preparing is not for KHULA but for DIVORCE, what if I dont sign and return it back? Still automatically after some days time she will get Divorce, even I am not signing or saying the words of Talaq to her … !
They can’t force you to give talaq to her. If they want they should get khulla . Don’t sign talaq papers if you don’t want let her take khula.
What about the gold from my side? Look I failed to understand, that even though I am not towards the faulty side, I have not demanded Divorce or Khula, it is her call, but yet again, she will be towards the winning side??? Is there nothing in Islam that Husband can command ?
see if you give a gift to your friend and later on your friendship breaks would you reclaim the gift from him ? no right because it’s his property now same way is with the gold those are gifts to bride and its her property now.
and seriously gold is nothing you are loosing your marriage. but anyway if u want your gold back you can probably make a claim for it.
The same question that I have just asked above … Why the husband being on the loosing side even though he DOES NOT WANTS his marriage to end
dowry is something that her parents paid for and it is her property. you never had a right on dowry. it comes with the bride and goes with the bride. i would consider it stealing if you keep her dowry and if not here you will be answerable for it on the day of judgement to ALlah