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husband and some by a wife. The main
categories of
Islamic customary law are
talaq (repudiation (marriage)), khulʿ (mutual divorce) and
faskh (dissolution...
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Triple talaq (instant divorce) and
talaq-e-mughallazah (irrevocable divorce) are now-banned
means of
Islamic divorce previously available to
Muslims in...
- "Divorce" (Arabic: الطلاق, aṭ-
talāq) is the 65th
chapter of the Qur'an with 12
verses (ayat). The main
subject is
about divorce.
Abdullah ibn
Masud reportedly...
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Talaq or At
Talaq (with the
definite article) may
refer to:
Divorce in
Islam or
Talaq Talaq talaq talaq, also
known as
triple talaq, a
process through...
-
Supreme Court judgement on Shah Bano case in Parliament. Khan
opposed triple talaq in
India and said that it
should be
punishable with 3
years in jail. Khan...
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practice in
which a woman,
after being divorced by her
husband by
triple talaq,
marries another man,
consummates the marriage, and gets
divorced again...
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controversial Triple Talaq case in 2017.
Though Nazeer and one
other judge upheld the
validity of the
practise of
Triple Talaq (
Talaq-e-Biddat)
based on...
- the
practice of
Triple Talaq where he
stated "Triple
Talaq is a
disapproved form of divorce. Even the
Hanafi law says
triple talaq is sinful. 1937 Act recognizes...
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Parliament of
India criminalising triple talaq. In
August 2017, the
Supreme Court of
India declared triple talaq,
which enables Muslim men to instantly...
- for a
brief period but gave many
landmark judgements such as the
Triple Talaq and the
Right to
Privacy verdict. He was
succeeded by
Justice Dipak Misra...
