A woman who loses her husband while undergoing an ‘iddah of revocable divorce changes to ‘iddah

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Islamic Religious Studies - 2002 Subject: Islamic Studies

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A woman who loses her husband while undergoing an ‘iddah of revocable divorce changes to ‘iddah
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In Islamic law, an 'iddah is a waiting period that a woman must observe after certain events, such as divorce or the death of her husband. If a woman loses her husband while she is in the 'iddah period following a revocable divorce, then her 'iddah changes to that of a widow, known as "al-wafāt." This means she must observe a longer 'iddah period and cannot remarry during this time.
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