Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Does Separation From Spouse Automatically Result in Divorce

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses the importance of marriage and divorce in the Islam industry and how it is not possible to avoid divorce. They also mention that marriage only lasts for a period of time and that it is not possible to avoid divorce by payment. The speaker suggests that this is the only way to avoid marriage.

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			If you have been separated from
your husband for a period of time,
		
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			do you become Islamically
divorced? Now remember, marriage
		
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			never expires on its own. This is
a question that gets asked to me
		
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			quite often I get like a few of
these questions a year at least,
		
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			which is that we haven't seen each
other for this many years or
		
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			whatever the case is. We haven't
slept together for this many will
		
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			be in different rooms, does that
make a divorce? No marriage will
		
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			only expire through divorce,
through dissolution by a judge, a
		
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			group, an arbitration panel or
something of that nature, right?
		
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			So even Hola, is generally asking
for a divorce based on some kind
		
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			of payment or something of that
nature. So it's all that a
		
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			marriage is never going to end
just by inactivity, because
		
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			marriage is supposed to be
forever. It's supposed to go into
		
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			Janet, so to the hereafter, at
least, so it's not going to ever
		
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			expire by inaction.