🚪 Perceraian, idah & rujuk · #4
What is the difference between a sunni talaq and a bid'i talaq?
A sunni talaq is one given while the wife is pure and has not had intercourse in that period of purity; a bid'i talaq is one given during menstruation, postnatal bleeding (nifas) or a period of purity in which intercourse has taken place.
Allah commands that talaq be given "at a time when they can begin their ʿiddah". Ibn Umar once divorced his wife during menstruation, and the Prophet ﷺ told him to take her back and wait until she was pure.
A bid'i talaq is haram and sinful, but according to the four schools it still takes effect. Talaq while the wife is pregnant, or of a wife with whom the marriage has not been consummated, is not subject to this division. The wisdom is to give room to calm down and not to prolong the wife's ʿiddah. See talaq & divorce.
Allah commands that talaq be given "at a time when they can begin their ʿiddah". Ibn Umar once divorced his wife during menstruation, and the Prophet ﷺ told him to take her back and wait until she was pure.
A bid'i talaq is haram and sinful, but according to the four schools it still takes effect. Talaq while the wife is pregnant, or of a wife with whom the marriage has not been consummated, is not subject to this division. The wisdom is to give room to calm down and not to prolong the wife's ʿiddah. See talaq & divorce.
Differences between the schools. The four schools: a bid'i talaq is sinful but takes effect. Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn Hazm: it does not.
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Surah at-Talaq 65:1Sahih al-Bukhari 5251Sahih Muslim 1471