The Misdeeds of Divorce, By Sheikh Raslan - Editions The Pious Predecessors
The harms of divorce by Cheikh Raslân is an essential work to understand the consequences of divorce on individuals, families and society. Through an approach based on the Quran and the Sunna, the author emphasizes the importance of marriage, the need for reconciliation and the Islamic means to preserve family unity. A book to read for every Muslim family concerned with building a solid, balanced home in accordance with the straight path.
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Description
Description
Marriage, foundation of Islamic society
Marriage is a sacred institution, a spiritual and social bond desired by Allah to ensure the stability of the community. It is based on mercy, love, and tranquility, as mentioned in the verse:
"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquillity in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy." (Surah Ar-Rum, verse 21)
But when marital tensions become difficult to overcome, divorce - although permissible - becomes a serious issue with profound consequences. This reality is clearly explained by Cheikh Muhammad Sa’îd Raslân in his book The Harms of Divorce.
A clear analysis of the effects of divorce
In this work, Sheikh Raslân discusses:
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The psychological and spiritual damages of divorce on the spouses
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The impact of divorce on children, who may experience isolation, instability, and confusion
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The social fractures caused by the increase in divorces
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The central role of women in maintaining household stability
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The responsibility of the Muslim man as the pillar of the family
He demonstrates that the breakdown of a couple is not a trivial matter, but a process that must be guided by religion, wisdom, and a sincere desire to preserve the unity of the household.
A clear alternative: reconciliation
The author emphasizes that divorce should only be considered as a last resort after all other solutions have been exhausted. He encourages:
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Seeking arbitrators from both families, as recommended in the Quran
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Using patience, dialogue, and respect
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Observing religious obligations, which are key to blessings in a marriage
What you will find in this book
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Quotations from the Quran and authentic hadiths
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Principles of Islamic jurisprudence related to divorce (fiqh)
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Practical advice to restore peace in the couple
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A balanced perspective, far from excessive judgments or trivialization of divorce
Who is this book for?
This book is intended for:
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Any Muslim woman or Muslim man experiencing marital difficulties
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Families wishing to support a loved one in a crisis
-
Students of Islamic sciences who want to understand the treatment of divorce in Islam
-
Muslim family counselors or imams looking for clear and well-argued support
A work to keep at hand
This bilingual book (Arabic/French), with a direct and educational style, is a recommended read for anyone concerned or involved in the subject of divorce. It puts the foundations of Islamic marriage at the heart of reflection, inviting to prioritize reconciliation and patience before any decision to break.
Other recommended works:
Features
Features
The Misdeeds of Divorce, By Sheikh Raslan - Editions The Pious Pred...
The Misdeeds of Divorce, By Sheikh Raslan - Editions The Pious Predecessors
Marriage, foundation of Islamic society
Marriage is a sacred institution, a spiritual and social bond desired by Allah to ensure the stability of the community. It is based on mercy, love, and tranquility, as mentioned in the verse:
"And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquillity in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy." (Surah Ar-Rum, verse 21)
But when marital tensions become difficult to overcome, divorce - although permissible - becomes a serious issue with profound consequences. This reality is clearly explained by Cheikh Muhammad Sa’îd Raslân in his book The Harms of Divorce.
A clear analysis of the effects of divorce
In this work, Sheikh Raslân discusses:
-
The psychological and spiritual damages of divorce on the spouses
-
The impact of divorce on children, who may experience isolation, instability, and confusion
-
The social fractures caused by the increase in divorces
-
The central role of women in maintaining household stability
-
The responsibility of the Muslim man as the pillar of the family
He demonstrates that the breakdown of a couple is not a trivial matter, but a process that must be guided by religion, wisdom, and a sincere desire to preserve the unity of the household.
A clear alternative: reconciliation
The author emphasizes that divorce should only be considered as a last resort after all other solutions have been exhausted. He encourages:
-
Seeking arbitrators from both families, as recommended in the Quran
-
Using patience, dialogue, and respect
-
Observing religious obligations, which are key to blessings in a marriage
What you will find in this book
-
Quotations from the Quran and authentic hadiths
-
Principles of Islamic jurisprudence related to divorce (fiqh)
-
Practical advice to restore peace in the couple
-
A balanced perspective, far from excessive judgments or trivialization of divorce
Who is this book for?
This book is intended for:
-
Any Muslim woman or Muslim man experiencing marital difficulties
-
Families wishing to support a loved one in a crisis
-
Students of Islamic sciences who want to understand the treatment of divorce in Islam
-
Muslim family counselors or imams looking for clear and well-argued support
A work to keep at hand
This bilingual book (Arabic/French), with a direct and educational style, is a recommended read for anyone concerned or involved in the subject of divorce. It puts the foundations of Islamic marriage at the heart of reflection, inviting to prioritize reconciliation and patience before any decision to break.