Khul’i is a form of divorce permitted in Islam where a woman initiates divorce by returning the dowry she received from her husband.
“The complainant does not desire to continue with the marriage and fears she would not be a submissive wife, as such, she is willing to return the N50,000 dowry she received from the defendant.
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“However, the complainant intends to substitute the money with six months feeding of their child, “the council said.
On his part, the defendant said he did know the reason for his wife’s decision of getting a divorce because he has been a responsible husband.
Abbas, who said he loves his wife, added that they had one problem which was that of accommodation as the wife had been living at her parent’s residence for more than a year.
“I have already gotten an apartment and informed my father-in-law on the development, but until now, there isn’t any response from them and I don’t want to separate from my wife and daughter, “he pleaded.
The Judge, Musa Saad, after listening to both parties said: “Since the complainant is not in court in person, you are given two weeks to try to meet to reconcile with your wife.”
He adjourned to June 18, for a report on the reconciliation moves.