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in Ahmad al-hmmahadu who, one is aghfaro.

One a ududlaihilii menshuri and fusina and mensaiya a-ma-da. 1 a U Waishadu Allah al-Ila al-Lah al-Hah al-Ahah al-Hah al-Aah al-Ihah al-Surah.

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So we have briefly covered in the last five or six lectures concerning the FERC of marriage.

And we've summarized the basic essential components of marriage.

We haven't gone into great detail because of the time in the class format.

But inshall we have gone over the bare essentials what we need to know about the

fich of marriage. Now we move on to the fich of divorce, the Kitabuk-Tarrach. Or we say divorce, but in reality we mean anything that breaks the marriage.

Okay?

So we say the book of divorce, or chapter of divorce,

but in fact there are a number of things that break the marriage, okay?

Firstly, there is an amendment, in Arabic you call it,

faffir. Firstly, there's anament of the marriage.

You call it fessah.

We already gave some examples of an armad.

Who can give me an example already talked about this?

Exactly.

An armament basically has to do with a factor that is in general outside the rule of the spouse, either of the two spouses.

In other words, you don't rule an annulment. You don't break your marriage through an annulment, it just happens to external means.

For example, a man and a woman are married

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