VOICED : Indias Muslim women fight triple talaq divorce

The video discusses the controversial practice of talaq divorce in India, where Muslim men can unilaterally divorce their wives. It highlights the personal stories of women affected by this practice, the legal and social context, and the challenges faced by those opposing it. The video also explores religious and cultural perspectives, with some groups fearing that changes to the law may erode cultural identity.

What was the immediate consequence for the woman whose husband divorced her through a letter?

• She moved back in with her father.

• She received financial support from her husband.

• She was able to keep her marital home.

• She remarried immediately.

In the context of talaq in India, who is allowed to initiate the divorce?

• Both men and women equally

• Only women

• Only men

• Neither men nor women

What was the reason given by the husband's family for forcing a divorce in the second story?

• The couple had financial issues.

• The wife wanted to move abroad.

• The husband wanted to marry someone else.

• The wife was accused of lying.

What is the main argument of religious leaders in defense of talaq?

• It is a quick and easy process.

• It is a cultural tradition.

• It allows couples 90 days to reconsider their decision.

• It is mentioned in the Quran.

What is a concern among some Muslim groups regarding changes to the talaq law?

• It will lead to more divorces.

• It may erode their cultural identity.

• It will make divorce more expensive.

• It will increase the power of religious leaders.