Haitham al-Haddad – Brother who facilitated a divorce (Faskh) and immediately married her
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The speaker discusses a situation where a woman was divorced and married to a brother, but she was not from the Muslim community. The speaker suggests that the woman may have had a difficult time getting married due to her divorced status. The situation is discussed as a "slack that misunderstood" and is related to the topic of divorce.
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This is another common problem. very frequent question. Chef, this sister was divorced, and I want to propose to her. Yeah. How can I go for that procedure? I said, She's divorced, how long she's been divorced? I don't know or yeah, she was divorced last month or
as one brother has done.
And this is a case I dealt with recently and his wife.
Unfortunately, she was
she was not Muslim. And she accepted this law.
And her husband was giving her a hard time.
She was not Christian.
But she was from the people of the book. Okay. She got married to a brother, who gave her a hard time as she said, then another brother, they knew about her and he felt sorry for her. And he facilitated the divorce for her.
And then when they went to an Imam, a brave imam who dissolved her marriage.
Okay. The brother proposed to her immediately on the spot.
This is a big hello.
If this wave
okay if it is not
provided that this festival is valid, I don't believe that it was a valid first anyway. Okay. But if you propose to divorce woman in her Ada, as if you are proposing to a married woman
is it clear?
Yes.
Is it clear or not? As if you are proposing to any of your friends wives, can you do this?
This is exactly the same.
So that's why we need to understand this rolling.
It is a rolling that is misunderstood. I always speak about it. That divorce see is what
is alive.
And that's why as we said yesterday, last time that she does not have to consent for