Conditional Divorce Practice in Ottoman law
Volume: 6, Issue: 2 Prof. Dr. Mustafa Avcı'In Islamic law, the concept of “divorce”, which signifies the husband’s pronouncement of divorce to the wife, is divided into three categories based on whether it is conditional or not. These are known as “müneccez talak”, “muallak talak” (conditional), and “muzaf talak”.
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