Islamic Fiqh > Marriage and family > Talak (repudiation) > The husband's states: language, intoxication, coercion, anger
Updated on 06 October 2026 at 10:50 PM
This part completes the discussion of the jester by citing the voices that judge his repudiation ineffective, then examines in eight sections the special repudiations: that of the non-Arab (al-ajami), the liar, the one whose tongue slipped, the drunkard (permissible then forbidden intoxication), the one who takes banj, a medicine or opium without need, the one beset by satanic insinuations (muwaswis), the dazed man (madhush), the coerced man and the angry man. Each school position is reported with its Quranic and prophetic evidences, its takhrij (Bukhari, Muslim and report numbers), and its classical references in parentheses.