Marriage and Divorce in Islam Quiz

What does Islam recommend when a marriage is facing persistent conflicts?

• Immediate divorce

• Ignoring the problem

• Seeking counsel or involving intermediaries

• Leaving the house without discussion

According to the Prophet ﷺ, if a husband dislikes something about his wife, he should:

• Divorce her immediately

• Look for something good in her

• Ignore her faults

• Complain to others about her

Islam allows for the dissolution of marriage through:

• Only talaaq

• Talaaq and khul’a

• Only court rulings

• Permanent separation without formal divorce

Which of the following is **not** a valid condition for a **talaaq** (divorce) to be valid?

• The husband must be sane

• The husband must be under coercion

• The husband must pronounce it

• There must be a waiting period

In Islam, how many times can a husband pronounce talaaq before it becomes irrevocable?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Talaaq is considered **haram** (forbidden) when:

• It is done for no reason and harms the wife

• The husband is angry

• It is done with mutual consent

• The wife asks for it

If a husband pronounces three talaaqs at once, what is the ruling?

• It counts as one divorce

• It is considered haram and an innovation

• It is the correct way to divorce

• The couple can remarry immediately

Which of the following is **not** one of the five rulings on talaaq in Islamic jurisprudence?

• Muharam(Forbidden)

• Mustahab (Recommended)

• Mubah (Permissible)

• Makrooh (Disliked)

What does **khul’a** literally mean?

• Departure

• Separation

• Taking off or removing something

• Reconciliation

In khul’a, what must the wife do if she initiates the divorce?

• Pay her husband a fine

• Return the mahr (dowry)

• Leave without informing anyone

• Prove her husband is at fault