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Allah gives us guidance in the Holy Quran and say

Him Saikm Bim al-Ruuf in all Tissrijim Biaan.

We do understand Him-SakimimimimOf that is one year together but we hardly see

it a syrijhumbi a lot people divorcing in a very in a way that pleases

Allah so what is the right way to get a divorce and what is the best methodology that pleases Allah according to the

the Quran?

So divorce is not recommended in any and every scenario, but when the relationship has become toxic and as a last resort it's permissible in Islam.

It's not frowned upon.

So people say, no, you know, how could you divorce?

Actually we could divorce if that is the last resort. We could actually divorce and go through it.

But what we need to know is be respectable, responsible. It is not the end of the world.

You are not the first person to divorce and you will not be the

last one. If you have children there is a very big act of worship that you are going to

need to engage in known as allowing the other spouse, whether it is custody or access of the children, without

hindrance with a good heart.

Both sides need to have a good heart.

Sometimes we learn from some non-Muslims where they are more respectful after a divorce than Muslims.

Muslims become so ugly that it can break a community sometimes because maybe a Shech's daughter married another sheh's son and if they divorce the two sheh

stopped speaking I just an example and that shouldn't be because divorce is not the end of the world.

If you look at the Sahab or the Allahu Anhunhum when they went through divorce, they were so

respectful. They were very respectful even in divorce. We need to also be cognizant of the Quranic injunction

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