Islamic Divorce
Talaq | Khula
Officiated by Shia Jafari Scholars
"For indeed, with hardship there is relief” (Qur'an 94:5)
*Important: In cases where one party chooses not to engage in the divorce process properly, or where an agreement is not forthcoming during the above process, further mediation may be required (charged separately). In some occasions, a case may need to be referred to the marji's office for determination.
According to Shia fiqh, simply pronouncing the talaq does not constitute a valid divorce.
No, a khula (an Islamic divorce initiated by the wife and agreed to by the husband) is irrevocable. The couple will need to enter into a new Nikah to get back together.
The idda after talaq or khula is 3 lunar months or 3 menstrual cycles. If the wife is pregnant, the idda continues until childbirth.
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