Chapter: Divorce At The Time When Allah Has Stated That Women May Be Divorced
2Chapter: The Sunnah Divorce
3Chapter: What Should Be Done If The Husband Issues A Divorce When The Wife Is Menstruating
4Chapter: Divorce Without The 'Iddah
5Chapter: Divorce Without The 'Iddah And What Is Counted As A Divorce
6Chapter: Three Simultaneous Divorces And A Stern Warning Against That
7Chapter: Concession Allowing That
8Chapter: Three Separate Divorces Before Consummation Of The Marriage
9Chapter: The Divorce Of A Woman Who Married A Man, But He Did Not Consummate The Marriage With Her
10Chapter: The Irrevocable Divorce
11Chapter: It Is Up To You
12Chapter: Making A Thrice-Divorced Woman Lawful (To Return To Her First Husband) And The Marriage That Makes T
13Chapter: Making A Thrice-Divorced Woman Lawful (To Return To Her First Husband), And The Stern Warning Concer
14Chapter: A Man Divorcing His Wife Face To Face
15Chapter: A Man Sending Word To His Wife That She Is Divorced
16Chapter: Meaning Of The Saying Of Allah, The Mighty And Sublime: "O Prophet! Why Do You Forbid (For Yourself)
17Chapter: Another Explanation Of The Meaning Of This Verse
18Chapter: "Go To Your Family" Does Not Necessarily Mean Divorce
19Chapter: Divorce Of A Slave
20Chapter: When Does The Divorce Of A Boy Count?
21Chapter: The Husband Whose Divorce Is Not Valid
22Chapter: The One Who Utters A Divorce To Himself (Without Uttering The Words Loudly)
23Chapter: Divorce With A Clear Gesture
24Chapter: Speaking When One Means What The Words Appear To Mean
25Chapter: Saying Something, And Intending Something Other Than The Apparent Meaning, Carries No Weight
26Chapter: Setting A Time Limit For Making A Choice
27Chapter: When A Woman Is Given The Choice And Chooses Her Husband
28Chapter: Choosing Which Of The Two Married Slaves To Free First
29Chapter: Giving A Slave Woman The Choice
30Chapter: Giving The Choice To A Slave Woman Who Is Set Free And Whose Husband Is A Free Man
31Chapter: Giving The Choice To A Slave Woman Who Has Been Set Free And Whose Husband Is Still A Slave
32Chapter: The Oath Of Abstinence
33Chapter: Az-Zihar
34Chapter: What Was Narrated Concerning Khul'
35Chapter: The Beginning Of Al-Li'an (The Curse)
36Chapter: Li'an Because Of Pregnancy
37Chapter: Li'an Because Of The Man Accusing His Wife (Of Adultery) With A Specific Person
38Chapter: How Li'an Is Carried Out
39Chapter: The Imam Saying: "O Allah, Make It Clear To Me"
40Chapter: The Command To Place The Hand Over The Mouth Of The Two Who Are Engaging In Li'an When They Utter Th
41Chapter: The Imam Exhorting The Man And Woman At The Time of Li'an
42Chapter: Separating The Two Who Engage In Li'an
43Chapter: Asking The Two Who Engaged In Li'an To Repent After Li'an
44Chapter: Can The Two Who Have Engaged In The Procedure Of Li'an Stay Together?
45Chapter: Denying The Child Through Li'an, And Attributing Him To His Mother
46Chapter: If A Man Hints An Accusation About His Wife, And Wanted To Disown The Child
47Chapter: Stern Warning Against Disowning One's Child
48Chapter: Attributing The Child To The Bed If The Owner Of The Bed Does Not Disown Him
49Chapter: The Bed Of The Slave Woman
50Chapter: Drawing Lots For A Child If Several Men Dispute Over Him
51Chapter: Detecting Family Likenesses
52Chapter: When One Parent Becomes Muslim, And The Child Is Given The Choice
53Chapter: The 'Iddah Of A Woman Separated By Khul'
54Chapter: Exceptions To The 'Iddah Of Divorced Women
55Chapter: The 'Iddah Of A Woman Whose Husband Dies
56Chapter: The 'Iddah Of A Pregnant Woman Whose Husband Dies
57Chapter: The 'Iddah Of A Woman Whose Husband Dies Before Consummating The Marriage
58Chapter: Mourning
59Chapter: Mourning Is Waived For A Kitabi Widow
60Chapter: The Woman Whose Husband Has Died Staying In Her House Until It Becomes Permissible For Her To Remarr
61Chapter: Concession Allowing A Woman Whose Husband Has Died To Observe Her 'Iddah Wherever She Wants
62Chapter: The 'Iddah Of A Woman Whose Husband Has Died, Starts From The Day The News Reached Her
63Chapter: Putting On Adornment Is For The Grieving Muslim Woman, Not For Jewish Or Christian Women
64Chapter: What Dyed Clothes Should Be Avoided By The Woman In Mourning
65Chapter: A Woman In Mourning Dyeing Her Hair
66Chapter: Concession Allowing A Woman In Mourning To Comb Her Hair With Lote Leaves
67Chapter: Prohibition Of Kohl For A Woman In Mourning
68Chapter: Qust And Azfar For The Woman In Mourning
69Chapter: Abrogation Of Maintenance And Residence For The Widow, Which Are Replaced By The Share Of Inheritanc
70Chapter: Concession Allowing An Irrevocably-Divorced Woman To Leave Her House During Her 'Iddah
71Chapter: Widow Going Out During The Day
72Chapter: Maintenance Of An Irrevocably-Divorced Woman
73Chapter: Maintenance Of A Pregnant Woman Who Has Been Irrevocably Divorced
74Chapter: Periods
75Chapter: Abrogation Of The Permission To Take Back One's Wife After The Three Divorces
76Chapter: Taking The Wife Back