Dream - Divorce in Islam refers to the process of divorce or uttering certain words that lead to the termination of a marriage bond. This divorce is regulated in Islamic law, known as family law or marriage law. Divorce itself is carried out by the husband by uttering specific words firmly and clearly. For example, saying the word "talak" or "divorce". In addition, divorce can also occur three times, namely talak 1, 2, and 3. Each of them has their own differences.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The definition of talak is the termination of the marital relationship according to Islamic law. The talak process must be carried out with the prescribed procedures and requirements. The talak procedure according to Islamic law involves the husband's official notification of talak to the wife and is attended by fair witnesses. There is also an iddah procedure, which is a waiting period for the wife after talak to determine whether she is pregnant or not."

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: Syarat-syarat talak meliputi keputusan yang diambil dengan penuh kesadaran, tanpa tekanan dari pihak manapun, serta dalam keadaan suami dalam keadaan tidak marah.Di Indonesia, hukum islam tentang talak diatur dalam Kompilasi Hukum Islam (KHI), yang mengatur prosedur perceraian dalam hukum Islam. Namun, terdapat juga regulasi dari Kementerian Agama dan Mahkamah Konstitusi yang membatasi jumlah talak yang dapat dilakukan tanpa kehadiran pengadilan.

Talak 2 also provides an opportunity for reconciliation but in a firmer manner, while talak 3 is a divorce that cannot be reconciled after going through iddah. The main difference between the three lies in the opportunity for reconciliation after divorce occurs. The evidence for talak 1 can be found in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 229, which states that divorce can only be done twice and then the wife must be given the right to stay or divorce amicably.

To divorce twice, the evidence is found in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 230 which states that if a husband divorces his wife for the second time, they can reconcile or divorce. Additionally, the third divorce is supported by Surah Al-Baqarah verse 230 which states that if a husband divorces his wife for the third time, the divorce becomes final and there is no opportunity for reconciliation. Thus, there is a clear difference between divorce 1, 2, and 3 in Islam, supported by evidence from the Quran.

First, she must undergo the iddah period for three months or until giving birth if she is pregnant. In addition, there are also conditions for reconciliation that must be fulfilled, where the husband and wife have the opportunity to reconcile during the iddah period. However, there is a type of divorce that prohibits the husband from reconciling, namely talak ba'in (irrevocable divorce). Talak ba'in itself is divided into talak ba'in sugra (divorce that can still be reconciled) and talak ba'in kubra (divorce that cannot be reconciled at all).

When talak ba'in kubra occurs, the wife does not need to remarry after the divorce. The concept of talak ba'in protects the rights of the wife and regulates the procedures for divorce in Islamic law. Therefore, a wife who has been divorced once does not need to remarry if she fulfills the specified conditions. This includes the waiting period (iddah), conditions for reconciliation, and the type of talak that prohibits the husband from reconciling.

First, the husband and wife can refer to talak 1 with the agreement of both parties. Second, the husband gives talak 1 and then refers to it with the agreement of the wife. Third, talak 1 can be carried out through mediation or consultation involving family members and religious figures. In the process of referring to talak 1, things to be considered are the participation of family members and religious figures in assisting the mediation process.

Both parties must also discuss the issues that cause the divorce honestly and openly in order to reach a good agreement. In addition, it is also important to consider the welfare of the children involved in the marriage during the process of reconciling the divorce. By considering the three ways to reconcile the divorce according to Islamic law and the things that must be considered.