If someone makes ila' (oath of abstinence) from his wife and does not approach her

Hazrat Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) says that if the husband goes to his wife, he should offer expiation, and if he does not go, then she is alone and has more right over herself.

Hazrat Abdullah bin Jubair narrates that Ziyad saw Hazrat Abu Musa in a distressed state. He asked him what had happened. He mentioned that he had taken an oath of abstinence (ila) from his wife. He instructed him to offer expiation, so he did accordingly.

Hazrat Alqamah and Hazrat Abdullah's companions say that when a person makes *ila* (an oath of abstinence) from his wife, and then returns to her before the completion of the oath period, he will pay the expiation for his oath.

Hazrat Alqamah says that when the one who has taken an oath of abstinence goes to his wife, he will give expiation.

Hazrat Muhammad bin Sirin says that when a person takes an oath of abstinence (ila) from his wife and then goes to her, then expiation (kaffarah) is obligatory upon him.

Hazrat Tawus narrates from his father that he did not consider expiation of an oath necessary for this.