What is the purpose of divorce in Islam?

• To punish the spouse

• To end a marriage that cannot be continued

• To gain more rights

• To seek revenge

What are the rights and responsibilities of partners in a marriage according to Islam?

• To fulfill each other's needs in a loving way

• To dominate and control each other

• To ignore each other's needs

• To prioritize personal interests over family

What is the first step a couple should take when their marriage is in danger?

• Seek divorce immediately

• Evaluate the relationship and try to reconcile

• Blame each other for the problems

• Ignore the issues and hope they will go away

What is the waiting period called in Islam before a divorce is finalized?

• Iddat

• Arbitration

• Filing for divorce

• Child custody

What should be the priority when making decisions about child custody in an Islamic divorce?

• The best interests of the children

• The desires of the parents

• The financial status of the parents

• The gender of the children

What did Prophet Muhammad say about divorce?

• Divorce is the most loved thing by Allah

• Divorce is the most hated thing by Allah

• Divorce is not allowed in Islam

• Divorce should be the first option in a troubled marriage

What should be the attitude of both parties during and after an Islamic divorce?

• Maturity and justice

• Anger and revenge

• Blame and criticism

• Indifference and apathy

What does Islam emphasize when it comes to divorce?

• The importance of preserving the rights of both parties

• The importance of seeking revenge

• The importance of blaming one party

• The importance of ignoring the process

What is the recommended approach if divorce is the only option?

• To proceed with divorce without considering Islamic guidelines

• To separate peacefully and amicably

• To fight for personal interests

• To involve legal authorities immediately

What does Islam say about holding together or separating in a troubled marriage?

• Parties should separate with kindness

• Parties should separate with anger

• Parties should separate without any consideration

• Parties should hold together without any kindness