Question No. 1490
Answered Jun 11 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Emdadul Haque .
Salafi fatwa on conditional talaq and waswasa. Does searching someone’s account out of curiosity break a talaq condition? Ruling on greeting an old acquaintance without love intention. Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Baz, Albani.
Question No. 1440
Answered Jun 10 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Oli Ullah .
*Conditional talaq ruling: Speaking loudly near a past suitor’s house without directly addressing him does not break the condition. Talking is direct communication, not passive hearing. Doubt does not trigger divorce. Follow Salafi fiqh.*
Question No. 1429
Answered Jun 9 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Emdadul Haque .
Conditional talaq condition: talking loudly near a man’s house without addressing him – does it break the condition? Salafi ruling: No, not a divorce. Quran and hadith evidence.
Question No. 1426
Answered Jun 9 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Oli Ullah .
Does talking loudly with the hope that a past acquaintance might hear you break a conditional talaq? Salafi answer: No – because he wasn’t present and you didn’t directly address him. Evidence from Quran, Sunnah, Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Uthaymeen, and al-Albani. Short, reliable fatwa for waswasa.
Question No. 1422
Answered Jun 9 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Emdadul Haque .
Ruling on conditional talaq when wife sings lyrics similar to the husband’s condition. Salafi scholars explain that unintentional or similar words do not trigger divorce, and waswasa should be ignored
Question No. 1401
Answered Jun 9 in Waswasa-OCD according to the Ahle Hadith / Salafi school of thought. Reviewed and published by Mufti Oli Ullah .
A woman crossed a house where a man from her past lived, imitated his accent while talking to her sister, and worried she triggered a conditional divorce. According to Salafi scholars, no divorce occurred because she did not directly speak to him, and doubt does not dissolve certainty. Learn the ruling from Qur’an and Hadith.
