Talaq ul biddat does not consist of ........

Muslim Law Divorce

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Talaq-ul-biddat does not consist of

Three pronouncements made during a single tuhr either in one sentence or in separate sentences

A single pronouncement made during a tuhr clearly indicating an intention irrevocably to dissolve the marriage

Either (a) or (b)

None of the above

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Explanation:

Shia Law:

Under the Shia Law, an irrevocable Talaq is not recognised.

We have already seen that in a Bidat form there is no opportunity for the revocation of Talaq. A Bid’at Talaq becomes final as soon as the words have been uttered and the marriage is completely dissolved. A Sunni husband, who wants to divorce his wife irrevocably, may do so in any of the following manners:
(a) The husband may make three pronouncements in a period of purity (Tuhr) saying: “I divorce thee, I divorce thee, and I divorce thee”. He may declare his triple Talaq even in one sentence saying: “I divorce thee thrice”, or “I pronounce my first, second and third Talaq.”

(b) The husband may make only one declaration in a period of purity expressing his intention to divorce the wife irrevocably saying: “I divorce thee irrevocably” or “I divorce thee in Bain”.