`Iddah and Istibra' -Islamic fatwas

Ruling on mourning

`Iddah and Istibra'

`Iddah for a man

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`Iddah for a divorced woman before consummating the marriage

`Iddah and Istibra'

Should a wife whose marriage was not consummated observe `Iddah?

`Iddah and Istibra'

A pregnant woman whose deceased husband has another wife ending her `Iddah by giving birth

`Iddah and Istibra'

A woman who has not menstruated observing `Iddah to remarry after the expiry of three months

`Iddah and Istibra'

A pregnant woman's `Iddah ending with her giving birth

`Iddah and Istibra'

Types of women who observe `Iddah

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A pregnant widow with her co-wife ending `Iddah by giving birth

`Iddah and Istibra'

Ruling on a pregnant woman observing `Iddah

`Iddah and Istibra'

`Iddah for a woman who reached menopause eighteen years ago

`Iddah and Istibra'

Wisdom behind `Iddah

`Iddah and Istibra'

`Iddah and purification of the womb

`Iddah and Istibra'

Ruling on a woman refusing to observe Hidad

`Iddah and Istibra'

`Iddah of a wife whose husband dies outside his homeland

`Iddah and Istibra'

Clothes and adornment of a woman in her `Iddah

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The habit of a widow reciting Al-Fatihah after the end of her `Iddah

`Iddah and Istibra'

`Iddah of a wife who lived with her husband for three years without any sexual relations then was divorced

`Iddah and Istibra'

Slaughtering a sacrifice at the end of a woman's `Iddah

`Iddah and Istibra'

The tradition of observing `Iddah for a year if the husband is a blood relative

`Iddah and Istibra'