Divorce in Quran

**AhmedBahgat**

No worries mate, regardless of our disagreement on a few issues, we are still united in facing the majority of Mushrik Muslims, this is enough for me to consider you a sincere brother in Islam

I really have nothing to say more concerning the issue, however you may post a Quran verse that may support your idea of not counting divorce/reconcilation as long as reconcilation happens in Iddah period. We dont need to create a new thread, let's continue in here please

Cheers

The

Cool, buddy. Can you explain the following a little further:

The Iddah is only there to protect the pregnant wife.

**AhmedBahgat**

The

Okay, you meant to say that the "iddah" is there only to know the identity of the father. Is it compulsory to observe the waiting term?

I didn't get this part, either. You first said:

Both husband and wife cannot use the Iddah as a loophole to get around the 3 times limit of divorce, the iddah has nothing to do with counting the number of divorces/reconcilations

Then you said:

The Iddah is only there to protect the pregnant wife. This is obvious with the case of a widowed wife, she still has to wait for Iddah

And you ended with:

The only difference with the divorced husband and wife is this, they don't need to wait for Iddah if they want to reconcile, however it is still a count of divorce and reconcilation

Does it have or not have to do with the count of divorce/reconciliation?.

**AhmedBahgat**

What I said is clear

The Iddah has nothing to do with counting the divorce/reconcilation

The iddah is only to confirm that the woman is pregnant or not, and if she turns to be pregnant, then she will have new Iddah which finishes when she delivers the baby.

Let's not leave it to me and you and our desires, rather bring all the verses talking about the subject and see for ourselves, so you can do it, however if you dont, I am happy to do it but at a later time, possibly this weekend inshaallah

Salam

The

I still don't understand what you are trying to say, brother. But I think now I know where we are disagreeing.

We agree that the term is in place so that it can be ascertained whether the woman is carrying a child. Tell me, is it compulsory to observe the term?

**AhmedBahgat**

**BMZ**

Let us all get back to the case, which was brought up.

The man divorced his wife by pronouncing Talaq, three times in one go.

Actually, this is against the teachings of Qur'aan. Anyway, if one did it that way, the divorce would be considered irrevocable and final. And the iddah starts straightaway from that point.

At-tallaqo-marrataan makes the divorce revocable, but after the third time, the divorce is irrevocable and the marriage is finished.

Salaams
BMZ

zack

**AhmedBahgat**

**BMZ**

**AhmedBahgat**

Thanks mate, it was cold out there and when I came back to sydney, it is cold and pouring rain for two days now, bloody wet everywhere

Take care

zack

JazakAllah brother Ahmed,

That makes perfect sense, may Allah bless you for helping people out.