Ruling on Triple Talaq: Finding the Way-Out

Authors

  • Dr. Usman Quddus Assistant Professor of Law, University of Swabi
  • Sajida Faraz Lecturer Law, Women University Swabi, KPK, Ph.D. Scholar (IIUI) IRSIP (Fellow), Germany
  • Naila Rafique Assistant Professor Law, Capital University Science &Technology, (CUST) Islamabad, Pakistan
  • Nosheen Qayyum Assistant Professor Law, Capital University Science &Technology, (CUST) Islamabad, Pakistan

Abstract

Triple talaq in Muslim countries presents an immense social challenge. Therefore, the practice of triple talaq requires review by Shariah principles for proposing reform to facilitate reconciliation before the divorce. The purpose of the research is to propose reforms for bringing about changes to fatwas on triple talaq thereby advancing the cause of family life in the interest of society, family unit, and children’s health. The research employs a conceptual analysis for proposing reforms. Finding mandate revision of fatwa or religious ruling on divorce/talaq. The research primarily finds a solution for the triple talaq problem using Hanafi School of Law techniques due to the predominance of the sect around the world and the prevalence of practice mostly in the people belonging to the Hanafi School of Law. The research proposing a solution to the stated reasoning is the first of its kind. The methodology of this research is descriptive, conceptual, and analytical. Relevant sources have been conceptually analyzed to propose a meaningful solution to the issue of triple talaq in one session. Results propose the prohibition of Rulings on triple talaq to facilitate reconciliation before the divorce. This is necessary to preserve society, family life, and children’s health.

KEYWORDS: Talaq, Triple Talaq, Social problems, family law, Fatwa.

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2024-07-30

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Dr. Usman Quddus, Sajida Faraz, Naila Rafique, & Nosheen Qayyum. (2024). Ruling on Triple Talaq: Finding the Way-Out. Al-Qirtas, 3(3), 151–160. Retrieved from https://al-qirtas.com/index.php/Al-Qirtas/article/view/330

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