Iddah (Waiting Period) in Islam: Rules & Regulations
What is Iddah? Iddah (عدة) refers to the waiting period a woman must observe before she can remarry after divorce, khulʿ (divorce initiated by the wife), or the death of...
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What is Iddah? Iddah (عدة) refers to the waiting period a woman must observe before she can remarry after divorce, khulʿ (divorce initiated by the wife), or the death of...
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