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**offinoNem** · 02-03-2012, 08:32 PM

If one hundred and one other things can be said, why is this one thing not avoidable? The problem lies with the person who can't control his anger, not with the laws of Shariah, besides, like I mentioned, total nullification results from uttering the said word 3 times. In effect, you could therefore say that there is dispensation before the marriage becomes null and void. If a man has not worked on his spirituality in order to combat his anger, that's his problem, not the problem of Shariah. In addition, there are other methods of demonstrating one's displeasure with one's wife, which Shariah permits.

02-03-2012, 08:32 PM	#4
offinoNem Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	If one hundred and one other things can be said, why is this one thing not avoidable? The problem lies with the person who can't control his anger, not with the laws of Shariah, besides, like I mentioned, total nullification results from uttering the said word 3 times. In effect, you could therefore say that there is dispensation before the marriage becomes null and void. If a man has not worked on his spirituality in order to combat his anger, that's his problem, not the problem of Shariah. In addition, there are other methods of demonstrating one's displeasure with one's wife, which Shariah permits.
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