Pearl of Wisdom

When walking past the slayed bodies of the Kharijites, Imam ?Ali (AS) 'How wretched you are! The one who misled you has brought harm to you', someone then asked, 'Who has misled them O Commander of the Faithful?' he said, 'The deceptive Satan and the carnal soul which commands towards evil have misled them by giving them a false sense of security, giving them a wide opening for disobedience and promising them victory, but through them they have plunged in to the Fire.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Nahj al-Baldgha, Saying 323

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Question : #112 Category: Divorce / Talaq
Subject: is my divorce valid?
Question: I have a problem, I was married and after a few years we decided to divorce, but we didn't divorce through the Shar'ia law as it was mutual agreement between us.

Now after many many years I am remarried with someone else conducted through Islamic law, but what's my responsibility with my first wife, keep in mind the ex-wife does not wish to cooperate with me
Answer: Salaam alaykum,

If you did not conduct the Shari' divorce you are still married to her. If you want you can divorce her Islamically or reconcile.

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