Ref. No. 3473/47-9399

الجواب

بسم اللہ الرحمن الرحیم: ۔    نابالغ بہن کے حصہ کی زمین کو بیچنے کا اختیار اس کے بھائی کو حاصل نہیں ہے۔ لہذا نابالغ بہن کی زمین بیچنا کسی کے لئے جائز نہ ہوگا۔ جب تک بالغ نہ ہوجائے اس زمین میں کسی طرح کے تصرف کا کسی کو اختیار نہیں ہے۔

واللہ اعلم بالصواب

دارالافتاء

دارالعلوم وقف دیوبند

Ref. No. 3483/47-9400

In the name of Allah the most Gracious the most Merciful

The Answer to your question is as follows:

The bond between a brother and sister is one of the purest human relationships, and any violation of its sanctity is deeply shameful. It is imperative to repent sincerely and wholeheartedly from such an act. Moving forward, one must uphold strict boundaries and avoid any form of inappropriate interaction with the brother involved.

That said, this incident does not invalidate the woman's marriage to her husband — the nikah remains valid and unaffected. However, it is important to note that, due to the implications of this act under Islamic law, the children of the afore mentioned brother and sister cannot marry each other, as such a union would be considered invalid (haram) in Shariah.

And Allah knows best

Darul Ifta

Darul Uloom Waqf Deoband

Ref. No. 3481/47-9398

In the name of Allah the most Gracious the most Merciful

The answer to your question is as follows: 

]In Islam, Nikah (marriage) is considered a sacred bond, and Islam emphasizes its stability by encouraging mutual love, affection, and fulfillment of each other's rights. However, if for some reasons, there is discord between the husband and wife, the elders of both families should first attempt to reconcile, as divorce is regarded as a disliked act in Islam, and its unnecessary use is not appropriate.

If there is no way for reconciliation and there is a fear of discord and conflict, then Islam permits separating with one explicit divorce (Talaq). After one divorce, if they wish to reunite, they can do so during the Iddah (waiting period) through reconciliation or after the Iddah by remarrying.

Issuing three divorces at once is considered a sin in Islamic law and is also a punishable offense under the country's legal system [

When you are certain that your husband has given you three divorces, and he has done so multiple times, then it is forbidden (haram) for you to live with him. Due to the issuance of a final and irrevocable divorce (talaq mughallazah), you have become unlawful (haram) for him.

Even if the husband now denies having issued the divorce, it is still not permissible for you to remain with him. According to Islamic law, you must make efforts to separate yourself from him completely.

 And Allah knows best

Darul Ifta

Darul Uloom Waqf Deoband

Ref. No. 3469/47-9397

In the name of Allah the most Gracious the most Merciful

The answer to your question is as follows:  

]In Islam, Nikah (marriage) is considered a sacred bond, and Islam emphasizes its stability by encouraging mutual love, affection, and fulfillment of each other's rights. However, if for some reasons, there is discord between the husband and wife, the elders of both families should first attempt to reconcile, as divorce is regarded as a disliked act in Islam, and its unnecessary use is not appropriate.

If there is no way for reconciliation and there is a fear of discord and conflict, then Islam permits separating with one explicit divorce (Talaq). After one divorce, if they wish to reunite, they can do so during the Iddah (waiting period) through reconciliation or after the Iddah by remarrying.

Issuing three divorces at once is considered a sin in Islamic law and is also a punishable offense under the country's legal system [

If your sister has received clear words of divorce from her husband via WhatsApp, then according to Islamic law, the divorce has taken effect. If the husband has clearly issued three divorces, the marriage is now terminated, and there is no right of reconciliation (rujoo) remaining.

If the husband denies having given the divorce, but the woman is certain that he has given her three divorces, it is obligatory for her to distance herself from him — he is no longer her husband. It is forbidden for her to allow him any form of control or authority over her.

If they continue to live together even after three divorces, it would be considered sinful and equivalent to living in a haram (forbidden) relationship. The woman must immediately separate herself from him.

And Allah knows best

Darul Ifta

Darul Uloom Waqf Deoband

Ref. No. 3464/47-9385

In the name of Allah the most Gracious the most Merciful

The answer to your question is as follows:

It is not permissible to look at a non-mahram. If you are considering someone for marriage, a single glance is sufficient to gauge your interest and inclination. Repeatedly looking at them, or viewing their photos or videos, is not allowed in Islam.

Many times, proposals do not materialize, and unexpected issues may arise at the last moment. Therefore, there is no guarantee that marriage with that person will actually take place. You may discuss the matter with your parents and pursue the marriage through appropriate means. However, you must avoid repeatedly looking at the individual, as this is sinful and falls under the category of "zina (adultery) of the eyes."

And Allah knows best

Darul Ifta

Darul Uloom Waqf Deoband