How isa will reach talaq point! - Page 2

A Khul'a takes place when the husband consents to his wife's request for a divorce. If the husband refuses consent, Islamic law permits qadis and Imams to dissolve the marriage. This is known as Faskh (judicial dissolution).

The divorced woman is not permitted to re-marry during the period of the Iddah. According to the majority of Muslim scholars, the Iddah for Khul'a is the same as Talaq, which is three menstrual cycles or three months. But Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah have narrated Ahadith that the Prophet (saws) prescribed Iddah of one month only for Khul'a. We leave it to the conscience of each individual regarding which opinion to follow.

Iddah during pregnancy lasts until the pregnancy ends. According to 33:49 in the Quran, there is no Iddah if the marriage was not consummated.

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