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Boycotting does not constitute divorce
Question: A woman whose husband boycotted her for five years, then passed away after those five years, is still still necessary for her to observe the waiting period (βiddah)?
Sheikh Abdulhameed Az-Zu'kari αΈ₯afidhahullΔh:
It is necessary for her to observe the waiting period (βiddah) and she is entitled to inheritance, as long as he had not divorced her.
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"As for those of you who die and leave widows behind, let them observe a waiting period of four months and ten days" [Surah Al-Baqarah: 234]. This Δyah is general to all women.
It is surprising that some women, when they have a dispute with their husbands and he either divorces them or passes away, they are married off before the waiting period has ended. This is due to ignorance.
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