তালাক/ডিভোর্স

তালাকের বিবাহবিচ্ছেদ, স্বামী তার স্ত্রীকে (আরবি, তালাক মধ্যে) ফ্রেজ উচ্চারণ "আমি তোমাকে তালাক". এক ব্যক্তি তার স্ত্রীকে তিন বার তালাক পারে, প্রথম দুটি (সন্ধি) পর তার পিছনে গ্রহণ. তৃতীয় তালাক পরে তারা ফিরে একসাথে পেতে পারে না যতক্ষণ না তিনি অন্য কেউ বিয়ে করে. কিছু একটি "ট্রিপল তালাক", যা মানুষ বসা এক বলেছেন কি তিনবার "আমি তোমাকে তালাক" (বা "আমি আপনাকে তালাক দিয়ে দাও তিনবার", "আপনি ট্রিপল তালাকপ্রাপ্ত করছি"). অনেক ইসলামী পন্ডিত মনে করেন একটি ইদ্দত তিন talaqs মধ্যে জড়িত, কুরআন 65 প্রতি নির্দেশ রয়েছে: 1 [কুরআন 65: 1] এবং বিভিন্ন হাদীস. তবে এক বৈঠকে "ট্রিপল তালাক" চর্চা হয়েছে "আইনত ঐতিহাসিকভাবে স্বীকৃত এবং বিশেষ করে সৌদি আরবে চর্চা হয়েছে." [1]

শিয়া ও সুন্নি মুসলমানদের একটি তালাক তালাক সম্পাদন জন্য আলাদা নিয়ম আছে. ব্যবহারশাস্ত্র কিছু সুন্নি শিক্ষক অনুযায়ী, প্রতিটি তালাক বাচন নারীদের জন্য তিনবার মাসিক বা তিন মাস (iddah), একটি ইদ্দত দ্বারা অনুসরণ করা উচিত যখন দম্পতি প্রতি পরিবার থেকে মধ্যস্থতাকারীদের সহায়তায় মিলনসাধন চেষ্টা অনুমিত হয়, যতক্ষণ না তৃতীয় এবং চূড়ান্ত তালাক. কিছু সুন্নি যারা বিশ্বাস স্থাপন করে এক ট্রিপল তালাক চর্চা ভুল; তবু আইনশাস্ত্র চূড়ান্ত, বিশেষত হানাফী বিদ্যালয় হিসেবে তা গ্রহণ.

শিয়া মৌখিকভাবে "তিন তালাক" ধারণা না অর্থাত শুধু ফ্রেজ উচ্চারণ তিনবার "আমি তোমাকে তালাক". শিয়া অনুশীলন একটি iddah সময়ের অপেক্ষা যখন দম্পতি প্রতি পরিবার থেকে মধ্যস্থতাকারীদের সহায়তায় মিলনসাধন চেষ্টা অনুমিত হয় হয়েছে, কিন্তু তালাকের ঘোষণার জন্য দুই সাক্ষীর প্রয়োজন. [2] দম্পতি ইদ্দত ভঙ্গ করলে, বিবাহবিচ্ছেদ অগ্রাহ্য করা হয়. পর ইদ্দত শেষ হয়ে গেছে, স্বামী ও স্ত্রী তালাকপ্রাপ্ত হয় এবং স্বামী স্ত্রীর খরচ জন্য দায়ী আর নেই, কিন্তু শিশুদের রক্ষণাবেক্ষণের জন্য দায়ী থাকে যতক্ষণ না তারা বুকের দুধ ছাড়ানো হয়.

এটা একটা মহিলা কিছু অবস্থার অধীনে একটি বিবাহবিচ্ছেদের জন্য কাযী (মুসলিম ব্যবহারশাস্ত্র বিচারক) দরখাস্ত করার জন্য সম্ভব. পরিস্থিতি যা গ্রহণযোগ্য হিসাবে গণ্য করা হয় আইনশাস্ত্র ইসলামী স্কুলের চার মাযহাবের গ্রুপ মধ্যে পরিবর্তিত হয়.

In the ṭalāq divorce, the husband pronounces the phrase "I divorce you" (in Arabic, talaq) to his wife. A man may divorce his wife three times, taking her back after the first two (reconciling). After the third talaq they can't get back together until she marries someone else. Some do a "triple ṭalāq", in which the man says in one sitting "I divorce you" three times (or "I divorce you, three times", "you're triple divorced"). Many Islamic scholars believe there is a waiting period involved between the three talaqs, pointing to Quran 65:1[Quran 65:1] and various hadiths. However the practice of "triple ṭalāq" at one sitting has been "legally recognized historically and has been particularly practiced in Saudi Arabia."[1]

Shia and Sunni Muslims have different rules for performing a ṭalāq divorce. According to some Sunni schools of jurisprudence, each talaq utterance should be followed by a waiting period of three menstrual periods for women or three month (iddah), when the couple are supposed to try to reconcile with the help of mediators from each family, until the third and final ṭalāq. Some Sunnis who believe the practice of triple talaq in one is wrong; nonetheless accept it as final, especially the Hanafi schools of jurisprudence.

Shias don't have the concept of verbal "Triple Divorce" i.e. just uttering the phrase "I divorce you" three times. Shi'a practice also has a iddah waiting period when the couple are supposed to try to reconcile with the help of mediators from each family, but requires two witnesses for the declaration of ṭalāq.[2] If the couple breaks the waiting period, the divorce is voided. After the waiting period is over, the couple is divorced and the husband is no longer responsible for the wife's expenses, but remains responsible for the maintenance of the children until they are weaned.

It is also possible for a woman to petition a qadi (judge of Muslim jurisprudence) for a divorce under certain conditions. The circumstances which are regarded as acceptable vary amongst the four Sunni groups of Islamic schools of jurisprudence. Divorce divorce, the husband of his wife (Arabic, in divorce) once pronounced: "I divorce you". A man can divorce his wife three times, the first two (joint) after taking her back. After the divorce, they can not get back together until he married someone else. Something of a "triple divorce", said one of the people sitting or three times "I divorce you" (or "I divorce you three times", "You're divorced triple"). Many Islamic scholars involved a waiting period of three talaqs, pointing to the Qur'an, 65: 1 [Qur'an 65: 1] and the Hadith. However, at a meeting of the "triple divorce" has been practiced "recognized legally and historically has been practiced in Saudi Arabia." [1]

Shia and Sunni Muslims have different rules for performing an divorced divorced. Some Sunni schools of jurisprudence, according to the utterance of divorce for women, three monthly or three months (iddah), should be followed by a waiting period while the couple is supposed to try to reconcile the family with the help of intermediaries, until the third and final divorce. Some Sunni triple divorce in one of those who believe the practice is wrong; Still, the final jurisprudence, particularly as the Hanafi school take it.

Shia verbal "three divorces" do not think that is just utter the phrase three times "I divorce you". Iddah Shiites practice a couple of times while waiting for the family to try to reconcile with the help of intermediaries were supposed to have been, but you need two witnesses for divorce announcement. [2] The couple broke the waiting period, the divorce is ignored. After the waiting period has ended, the husband and wife are divorced and the husband and wife is no longer responsible for the cost, but also is responsible for the maintenance of the children until they are weaned.

It's a woman for a divorce under certain conditions Qadi (Muslim jurisprudence judges) to the application as possible. The situation of Islamic jurisprudence, which is regarded as acceptable in the school four school groups are changed.

In the ṭalāq divorce, the husband pronounces the phrase "I divorce you" (in Arabic, talaq) to his wife. A man may divorce his wife three times, taking her back after the first two (reconciling). After the third talaq they can not get back together until she marries someone else. Some do a "triple ṭalāq", in which the man says in one sitting "I divorce you" three times (or "I divorce you, three times", "you're triple divorced"). Many Islamic scholars believe there is a waiting period involved between the three talaqs, pointing to Quran 65: 1 [Quran 65: 1] and various hadiths. However the practice of "triple ṭalāq" at one sitting has been "legally recognized historically and has been particularly practiced in Saudi Arabia." [1]

Shia and Sunni Muslims have different rules for performing a ṭalāq divorce. According to some Sunni schools of jurisprudence, each talaq utterance should be followed by a waiting period of three menstrual periods for women or three month (iddah), when the couple are supposed to try to reconcile with the help of mediators from each family, until the third and final ṭalāq. Some Sunnis who believe the practice of triple talaq in one is wrong; nonetheless accept it as final, especially the Hanafi schools of jurisprudence.

Shias do not have the concept of verbal "Triple Divorce" i.e. just uttering the phrase "I divorce you" three times. Shi'a practice also has a iddah waiting period when the couple are supposed to try to reconcile with the help of mediators from each family, but requires two witnesses for the declaration of ṭalāq. [2] If the couple breaks the waiting period, the divorce is voided. After the waiting period is over, the couple is divorced and the husband is no longer responsible for the wife's expenses, but remains responsible for the maintenance of the children until they are weaned.

It is also possible for a woman to petition a qadi (judge of Muslim jurisprudence) for a divorce under certain conditions. The circumstances which are regarded as acceptable vary amongst the four Sunni groups of Islamic schools of jurisprudence.