By Faraz Firouzi Mandomi
16-02-2020
A couple of years ago I headed down to the football grounds in Sanandaj, capital of Iran’s Kurdistan province, to watch the Kurdish Red-Blue Derby. During the match a blue defender was sent off by the referee for a dirty tackle. The player refused to leave the pitch however and remonstrated with the referee. Several spectators close to the pitch meanwhile began chanting – “triple-talaq, triple-talaq”.
The angry player had said “I will give my wife triple-talaq (instant verbal divorce) if I am forced to leave the pitch”. Play was suspended. The whole stadium was in uproar over the player’s verbal divorce. Should a marital union be ended simply on the basis of this utterance by a husband? Read Morehttps://newageislam.com/islamic-ideology/faraz-firouzi-mandomi/hanafites,-malikites,-and-the-hanbalites,-claim-that-triple-talaq-is-innovation-(bid%E2%80%99ah)-hence-not-permissible/d/121108
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