Explanation:

- Mubarat: A form of divorce by mutual consent, where both husband and wife agree to part ways amicably. Both parties agree, so neither party's consent is more critical than the other's.

- Khula: A form of divorce initiated by the wife where she seeks release from the marriage. The husband's consent is typically necessary, as she may offer compensation for her release.

- Beena: This term is not typically related to divorce or marriage in Islamic law and doesn't fit in this context.

- Iddat: A waiting period a woman observes after divorce or widowhood before she can remarry. It involves no consent from either party for the end of marriage.