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The Imam and preacher of the Prophet's Mosque, His Eminence Sheikh Dr. Hussein Al-Sharif, affirmed that Islamic Sharia places great importance on marital life and builds the relationship between spouses on affection and mercy. It also establishes rules to preserve family stability and individuals’ rights. Sharia has made divorce a last resort when reconciliation proves impossible, aiming to prevent harm and achieve the best interests, not to rush into ending the marriage. Divorce requires the husband's approval and adherence to strict conditions, such as not pronouncing divorce during menstruation or in a state of purity after sexual intercourse, and observing the waiting period ('iddah'). He warned against violating these rulings, especially the words used for divorce, and advised against using them for illegitimate purposes. He emphasized the importance of patience and caution, and that a woman should not hastily seek divorce unless there is a legitimate reason, in accordance with the teachings of the Prophet's Sunnah.
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