Her husband mistreats her and forces her to work, and he refuses to divorce her, and she is in a country where there are no sharee‘ah courts

He did not utter the word of divorce or write it down, but he asked the lawyer to issue the wife a threat of divorce

He said to her “I divorce you” or “You are divorced” with the intention of threatening and scaring her

He made divorce conditional upon something, then he forgot what it was

If he says to his wife, “Divorce [talaaq]” or “You are divorce”

If the spouses disagree as to whether divorce has happened or not, then what counts is the husband’s word, unless the wife can produce proof

When Talaq Is Not Valid

He said to his wife: “I divorce you” or “I am divorcing you”

He said to his wife: If you do not do such and such, then you can go, or I don’t need you

Husband uttering the words of zihaar in front of his wife by way of telling something that happened, asking a question or commenting on someone who said that