VOICED : Mujeres musulmanas de India contra el divorcio inmediato

The video discusses the controversial practice of talak divorce in India, where a Muslim man can divorce his wife by stating 'talak' three times. This practice has left many women, like Sadaf, abandoned and struggling. The Indian Supreme Court is reviewing the practice, which is criticized for being abusive and not mentioned in the Quran. While some religious leaders defend it, women's groups are actively opposing it, with one case reaching the Supreme Court. A petition with 50,000 signatures calls for its ban, but some fear losing cultural identity.

What event led to Sadaf Mehmood becoming a single mother?

• Her husband was imprisoned.

• She chose to leave her husband.

• Her husband divorced her using 'talak'.

• Her husband passed away.

Which group is allowed to use the 'talak' practice in India?

• Buddhists

• Muslims

• Christians

• Hindus

What is a major criticism of the 'talak' practice?

• It is not recognized by the government.

• It is too expensive.

• It is only available to women.

• It is considered an abuse.

What action has been taken by a divorced woman against the 'talak' practice?

• She started a protest.

• She moved to another country.

• She filed a case in the Supreme Court.

• She wrote a book.

How many Muslims signed a petition to ban the 'talak' practice?

• 10,000

• 100,000

• 25,000

• 50,000