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Fatwa Request Form

Submit your question to Darul Ifta London for careful consideration in light of the Qur’an, Sunnah and established Islamic scholarship.

Please select the appropriate category and provide accurate, relevant details so that our scholars can assess your question appropriately.

ASK A FATWA

What type of Fatwa are you seeking? *

1. Does your question require consideration of a specific personal situation? *No — it is a general questionYes — it concerns my specific circumstancesI am not sure

2. Does your question involve more than one issue or circumstance? *No — it concerns one straightforward issueYes — it involves multiple issues or circumstancesI am not sure

3. Does your question require detailed research or comparison of different scholarly opinions? *No — a straightforward answer is sufficientYes — detailed research may be requiredYes — I need comparison of scholarly opinionsI am not sure

4. Is your question based on a specific case, dispute, transaction, document, or set of events? *No — it is a general questionYes — it relates to a specific case or circumstancesYes — it involves documents, transactions, or multiple eventsI am not sure

“Complexity Notice”

Important Information About Your Fatwa Request

Selecting Standard Questions — Free does not automatically mean that your question will qualify for a free response.

Questions involving specific personal circumstances, multiple issues or events, documents, transactions, disputes, or detailed research may require our Complex & Detailed Research service, which is subject to a fee of £10–£20.

Your question will be reviewed according to its nature and complexity. If a fee applies, we will inform you of the applicable charge before proceeding with the research.

Please provide your question and relevant details *Please provide sufficient information for us to understand your question. Your submission will be assessed according to its nature and complexity. Please include any relevant facts, circumstances or details necessary to understand the matter.

I understand the Standard Questions service *I understand that the Standard Questions — Free service is intended for straightforward questions. I understand that questions requiring detailed research, analysis of specific circumstances, multiple issues, documents, transactions, disputes or comparison of scholarly opinions may be subject to a fee.

Complex Research

1. What makes your question require detailed research or analysis? *It involves specific personal circumstancesIt involves multiple issues or eventsIt involves documents, agreements or transactionsIt involves a dispute or disagreementIt requires comparison of scholarly opinionsIt involves a detailed or unusual matterI am not sure

2. How much information is involved in your question? *A single, straightforward issueSeveral facts or circumstances need to be consideredThere are multiple events or issues to examineI need to provide documents or other supporting informationI am not sure

3. What level of scholarly research do you believe your question requires? *A straightforward answer based on established rulingsResearch into detailed or less common rulingsComparison of different scholarly opinionsExamination of evidence and scholarly positionsI am not sure

4. Does your question involve documents, evidence, transactions, or a detailed sequence of events? *No — it does not involve theseYes — documents or written evidenceYes — a financial or contractual transactionYes — a dispute or disagreementYes — several events or circumstances need to be examinedI am not sure

Please provide your question and all relevant details *Please provide sufficient information for us to understand the matter fully. Include relevant facts, circumstances, events, documents, transactions, or scholarly issues that you believe are important to your question.

Fee Notice

Complex & Detailed Research — Fee Information

Your question will be reviewed to determine the level of research and analysis required.

The applicable research fee will be between £10 and £20, depending on the complexity and amount of research required.

We will confirm the applicable fee with you before undertaking the research. No paid research will be carried out without your confirmation.

Category 3 — Nikah & Talaq Related Questions — £25–£40

SECTION A

Exact Words & Sarih/Kinayah

1. Please provide the exact words used when Talaq was pronounced *Please write the exact words spoken or written by the husband, as accurately as possible. Do not summarise or explain what he meant. If possible, provide the words in the original language in which they were spoken or written.

2. How were the words of Talaq communicated? *Spoken directly to my wifeSpoken over the telephonSpoken through a voice or video callSent by text messageSent through WhatsApp or another messaging applicationWritten in a letter or documentSaid to another person about my wifeOtherI am not sure

3. Did the husband use an explicit word or expression of Talaq/divorce? *Yes — he explicitly used the word “Talaq” or its direct equivalentYes — he clearly stated that his wife was divorcedNo — he used an indirect or ambiguous expressionI am not sure

4. If an indirect or ambiguous expression was used, please provide the exact wording *If the husband did not use an explicit word or direct expression of Talaq, please provide the exact words he used. Do not summarise or explain what he meant. Please provide the original wording and language used, if possible.

5. If an indirect or ambiguous expression was used, what was the husband's intention at the time? *He intended to issue TalaqHe did not intend to issue TalaqHe intended only to threaten or warnHe intended to express that the marriage or relationship should end, but was not intending to issue TalaqHe cannot remember what his intention wasHe is genuinely unsure of his intentionThe husband is unavailable or cannot provide his intention

6. Was Talaq or divorce being discussed immediately before or at the time the statement was made? *No — Talaq or divorce was not being discussedYes — Talaq or divorce was being discussedYes — we were specifically arguing about divorceYes — the wife or another person had asked the husband to give TalaqYes — the husband had previously mentioned or threatened TalaqI am not sure

SECTION B

Ighlaq, Anger & Mental State

1. What was the husband's state of anger when the words were spoken? *He was calm or only mildly upsetHe was angry but remained fully aware of what he was sayingHe was very/extremely angry but remained aware of what he was sayingHe was extremely angry and his ability to think or control himself was severely affectedHe appeared to have lost awareness of what he was saying or doingI am not sure

2. At the exact moment the words were spoken, did the husband understand what he was saying? *Yes — he fully understood what he was sayingYes — although extremely angry, he knew what he was sayingHe was confused, but generally understood what he was sayingNo — he did not understand what he was saying at the timeHe appeared completely unaware of what he was saying or doingI am not sure

3. After the incident, did the husband remember what he had said? *Yes — he remembered clearly what he had saidHe remembered most of what he had saidHe remembered the argument but could not remember the exact wordsHe had no memory of saying the wordsHe only learned what he had said from someone elseI am not sure

4. At the time the alleged Talaq was pronounced, did the husband lose awareness or control to the extent that he was unaware of what he was saying or doing? *No — he remained fully aware and understood what he was sayingHe was extremely angry but remained aware of what he was saying and doingHe was extremely angry but remained aware of what he was saying and doingHis awareness was seriously impaired and he was not fully aware of what he was saying or doingHe was completely unaware of what he was saying or doingI am not sure

5. At the time the Talaq was pronounced, was anything else significantly affecting the husband's mental or emotional state? *Severe emotional distressExtreme anger or ragePanic, fear or shockSevere sleep deprivation or exhaustionMedication or a medical conditionIntoxication or substance useSevere confusion or mental disturbanceNone of the aboveI am not sureOther

6. Please describe what happened immediately before, during and after the alleged Talaq *Please provide a clear and detailed account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged Talaq. Explain what happened immediately before the statement was made, what was said during the incident, who was present, the husband's emotional and mental state, and what happened immediately afterwards. Please include any facts that may help us understand whether he was aware of and understood what he was saying.

SECTION C

Number of Talaqs

1. How many times has the husband used words of Talaq or divorce during the marriage? *OnceTwiceThree timesMore than three timesI am not sure

2. If Talaq was pronounced more than once, please provide the details of each occasion *Please provide the approximate date of each Talaq pronouncement, the exact words used, how the words were communicated, and the circumstances in which they were said or written. If possible, explain what happened between each pronouncement.

3. Were words of Talaq repeated during the same conversation or incident? *No — Talaq was mentioned only onceYes — the same Talaq words were repeatedYes — different expressions of Talaq were usedYes — Talaq was repeated several timesI am not sure

4. What happened after the alleged Talaq? *The couple continued living togetherThe husband stated that he had taken the wife back (Ruju)The couple resumed marital relationsA new Nikah was performedThe couple separatedAnother Talaq was subsequently pronouncedThe couple sought advice from a Mufti, scholar or Islamic organisationA previous Fatwa or ruling was issued regarding the TalaqCivil divorce proceedings took placeNone of the aboveOther

SECTION D

Witness

1. Was anyone present or able to hear the husband when the alleged Talaq was pronounced? *No — nobody else was present or able to hearYes — one person was present and heard itYes — two or more people were present and heard itSomeone was present but did not hear the exact wordsSomeone heard it remotely, such as by telephone or video call

2. Was anyone informed about the alleged Talaq after it was pronounced? *No — nobody was informedYes — family members were informedYes — friends or other people were informedYes — an Imam, Mufti, scholar or Islamic organisation was informedYes — the husband or wife subsequently told other people what had happenedI am not sure

3. Please provide any additional information relevant to your Nikah or Talaq matterPlease provide any additional facts, dates, statements, documents, previous Fatwas or other circumstances that you believe may be relevant to your matter. If there is anything important that has not been covered by the questions above, please include it here.

Fee & Service Acknowledgement

Fee Notice

Nikah & Talaq Fatwa — Fee Information

Nikah and Talaq matters require careful examination of the exact wording used, the circumstances in which the statement was made, and other relevant facts.

The fee for this service is £25–£40, depending on the complexity of the matter and the level of research required.

Your submission will first be reviewed. We will confirm the applicable fee with you before undertaking the Fatwa research.

No paid research will be undertaken without your confirmation.

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Fee & Service Acknowledgement

Fee & Service Acknowledgement *I understand that the Fatwa service I have selected may be subject to a fee. I understand that the applicable fee will depend on the nature and complexity of my question, and that I will be informed of the applicable fee before any paid research is undertaken.

Privacy & Confidentiality *I understand that the information I provide may contain personal, family or sensitive information. I consent to Islamic Solutions UK using my information for the purpose of reviewing, researching and responding to my Fatwa request. I understand that my information will be treated confidentially and will only be shared with those involved in assessing and preparing my Fatwa where necessary.

Supporting Documents

Supporting Documents

If you have any documents or evidence that may assist us in understanding your question, you may upload them below.

Examples include Nikah certificates, written Talaq statements, WhatsApp or text messages, relevant correspondence, previous Fatwas, agreements, or other documents relevant to your question.

Please only upload documents that are relevant to your Fatwa request. Remove or conceal unnecessary personal information belonging to third parties where possible.

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Final Submission Declaration *I confirm that the information I have provided is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that the assessment of my Fatwa request will be based on the information and documents I provide, and that I should disclose all relevant facts and circumstances. I understand that submitting this form does not itself constitute the issuing of a Fatwa or guarantee any particular outcome.

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