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amalal al-hā. Al-hah, al-a-a-as-a-ra-rashvih and as I've said, you know,

subhannah, there are a lot of questions that can be answered within 60 seconds,

and there are a lot of questions that can't be answered within a minute,

and they require a lot of elaboration.

There are many questions that are related,

and most of the questions that have come in have to do with the topic of divorce,

people that are going through a difficult divorce, people that are fearful of divorce,

people that are at the tail end of a nasty divorce, and they're really asking about how they

should carry themselves and asking for advice for themselves. And I want to, first and

foremost, put a disclaimer forward that this is not a substitute for counseling and getting the advice

that you need, bittin al-a-ta-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a from someone who's qualified one-on-one,

but this is really just combining some of these questions and giving Nalciha, giving advice

as someone who has had to conduct far too

many divorces. Now, obviously, divorce is not haram, but it certainly is resorted to frequently

and the goal of building family in our community, inshallah, a healthy families, a healthy

community by that, you know, means that when we try to conduct

knickahs, we intend that these nukhas remain stable and firm bit in Nih Tana for the long term.

So obviously when you go into a nukah, your intention is to stay married and not to have to exit

that marriage.

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