Section 4 of MWPRA : Section 4: Punishment For Pronouncing Talaq

MWPRA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a Muslim man named Asif, in a moment of anger during a heated argument, pronounces talaq three times to his wife, Saira, effectively trying to instantly divorce her. This practice, known as 'Triple Talaq', has been declared illegal under Section 3 of The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019. As per Section 4 of the same act, Asif's act of pronouncing talaq in such a manner is a punishable offense. Consequently, Asif could face legal action for his declaration, which could result in imprisonment of up to three years and also make him liable to pay a fine. Saira, his wife, can now approach the police or the legal system to initiate criminal proceedings against Asif for violating the law.

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