His wife is accusing him of harassing her sister and he said to her: If I touch your sister then our marriage is invalid. Then he touched her again with desire

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He left the house and went away. Is this counted as a talaaq (divorce)?
It is not permissible to force one’s wife to give up her rights before divorcing her

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He said to his wife: “If you leave the house, then you are divorced.” Then she left the house, then she came back and told him in an arrogant and sarcastic way that she was divorced
She married him without a guardian (wali) and now she wants to leave him, but he does not want that
He left the house and went away. Is this counted as a talaaq (divorce)?
It is not permissible to force one’s wife to give up her rights before divorcing her

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