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A man told his mother that he intends to divorce his wife. Does the divorce take effect merely by his statement of this intention, or must he explicitly pronounce and confirm it for the divorce to occur?

What is the ruling on saying: 'You are divorced' during a problem between the spouses, and when the husband was asked, he said that his intention was to silence his wife and not to divorce?

If a person has lent small amounts of money like a dinar and half a dinar, and knows that the debtor may have forgotten the matter, knowing that he has forgiven the amount, should he remind him or remain silent?

What is the meaning of the verse: {Divorce twice, then either keep [her] in an acceptable manner or release [her] with good conduct} [Al-Baqarah: 229]?

What is the ruling for someone who vomits a mouthful unintentionally while fasting?

A committee is overseeing the construction of a mosque through people's donations, and you know that building a mosque requires not only materials like cement, iron, and stone, but also wages for workers and contractors. Many donors come and stipulate that the amount they donate should be allocated for iron or cement. If the committee uses some of these donations for the benefit of the mosque, such as paying workers' wages, instead of allocating them as the donor specified, is there any harm or sin in that?

The husband said: You are divorced, twice at the same time, and there were twelve minutes between the first and the second divorce. Before this, he divorced her and issued a fatwa. Did the divorce occur three times? Knowing that the husband refuses to issue a fatwa and confirm the divorce, as he has no fear or piety towards Allah Almighty?

If the husband says to the wife 'You are divorced,' does the divorce take effect even if he does not consult the religious authority?

I borrowed (100) dinars from my mother, and she forgot about the debt. Is it permissible for me to buy her what she needs or medications and count it towards the debt without informing her?