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Prophet's Mosque preacher advises against using divorce to swear or threaten
The Imam of the Prophet's Mosque confirmed that Islamic Sharia views the marital relationship as one based on affection and mercy. He stated that divorce is permitted only as a last resort after all means of reconciliation have been exhausted and harm has become apparent, with the aim of preventing harm and achieving the best interest. He explained that in Islam, divorce is a means to preserve rights when reconciliation is no longer possible. He warned against trivializing or improperly initiating divorce, such as the triple divorce conducted in a single session or during menstruation, as doing so is considered unjust. He also emphasized the importance of not using the word "divorce" as a vow, a threat, or a means of coercion. One of the fundamental principles in resolving marital disputes is patience and thoughtful deliberation, and it is advised not to ask for a divorce unless there are genuine reasons. Additionally, he underscored the importance of observing God's limits in this matter.
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