Difference In Viewpoint Of Scholars Regarding Divorce
I understand the frustration and empathize with your emotions, but this is a Question and Answer platform and as per code of conduct, all questions should be concise, clear and to the point . It is true that Quran has explained the sharia of divorce in very detail and there is no diagreement among Muslims as far as the procedure of Divorce is concerned. The differences exist only in certain applied scenarios which by nature are bound to have some disagreements among scholars. These differences mainly lie in the jurisprudence of Scholars when they are dealt with certain applied scenarios. Since this jurisprudence has been given permanent status in religious circles, therefore it gets intermingled with pure religion at times, and with time certain prejudice also gets attached to a particular viewpoint which makes it difficult for scholars of particular jurispridence to review and revise their old viewpoint. Divorce is supposed to be given with due contemplation . Divorce given in anger is not considered valid . For details please see : Discussion 35097 __ Please also watch : https://youtu.be/VuvBD37qLho
No straight answer is given because at the core of it, the matters of violation and application fall within jurisdiction of courts and the final decision rests with the courts after considering all the facts of any particular case. In some cases ( rare maybe ), courts may decide three divorces pronounced in a single sitting to be considered as three, the way it was administratively done by second caliph of Muslims Umar (rta) when poeple started to take this matter so lightly that he had to impose it as a punishment on them ( which was of course a temporary administrative measure ). Please also watch : https://youtu.be/1cuN5fnRMHQ