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Re:India's top court rules against instant divorce by amrrs on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @04:18AM (#15070549)
The whole subject has been a mess because of some idiotic Islamic Boards in India. Talaq is the divorce initiated by Husband while Kula is the divorce initiated by Wife. After the first time Talaq, if the Husband-wife duo wants to live again, they can live together - a married life - without officially getting married again and for them to be completely separated - which means, if they want to live a married life again, they've to officially get married - after such Talaq happening Thrice.

Living Together -> Talaq -> Living Together -> Talaq -> Living Together -> Talaq: Permanent Divorce.

But some modern idiots came up with this concept of Triple Talaq which lets the Husband tells his wife 'Talaq, Talaq, Talaq' and hence done their permanent divorce. Triple Talaq isn't Islamic and when I mean Islamic, I refer back to Quran and Hadith/Sunnah (Life of Prophet Muhammad). But Indian Muslims even clerics being dumb and ignorant not referring to Quran/Hadith, has approved this idiotic Instant Triple Talaq.

I wish some Indian Media had explained this difference better rather than calling ignorant Clerics words as Islamic.

Re:India's top court rules against instant divorce by Quarrelsome on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @04:30AM (#15070597)
Islam has schools of thought that permit a council of local elders to handle cases not explicitly covered in the Quran/Hadith, that's part of why Islam spread so far.

Not every interpretation of Islam is toward the dogmatic Salafism where one can say what is and isn't Islam with showboating authority. All of this is Islamic, otherwise we're playing "no true Scotsman".

Just the same way that Westbro Baptist Church ARE Christian whether the Pope likes it or not.

Re:India's top court rules against instant divorce by orf on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @04:32AM (#15070610)
As a whole, without the 'instant triple talaq', is it easier for a man to divorce a woman under Islamic law? If so, by how much, and do they have any other advantages during the proceedings (automatic rights etc)?