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Second marriage in Saudi

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1Second marriage in Saudi Empty Second marriage in Saudi Mon Sep 19, 2016 2:41 pm

CessiMargarette


Arresto Menor

Hi! I have a boyfriend right now who is working in Saudi and also converted to Muslim few years ago. He had an ex wife. The ex wife was married in a christian wedding here in the Philippines before going to Saudi. My boyfriend and his ex wife declared their status as Single at Philippine Embasy so they can get married in a Muslim wedding when they were both in Saudi. Right niw, my boyfriend was asking her to sign the annulment papers in Saudi for their marriage to be null because we have plans on getting married here in the Philippines next year. Our problem is the ex wife refused to sign the papers and she has plans on leaving Saudi to stay for good here in the Philippines. I wanna know the legalities and which marriage is valid as of now. By the way, their Muslim marriage in Saudi was never registered to Philippine Emabasy in Saudi.

2Second marriage in Saudi Empty Re: Second marriage in Saudi Tue Sep 20, 2016 4:01 pm

Ratchei


Arresto Menor

Good day,

Their marriage in Saudi is void (voidable) since the wife is still married in the Philippines unless annulled before remarried in Saudi.

Given the first marriage of the wife is annulled, their marriage in Saudi is legal as long as they met all the requisites of Muslim marriage, the husband can pronouce divorce to his wife to dissolve their marriage. It does not require approval of the wife to dissolve their marriage. The husband has the right to divorce, also the same apply to the wife.

Even though their marriage is not registered in Phil. Embassy, still it is bind and with legal effect. Therefore, the husband should file for divorce in the Shariah Court.

For more clarification, you can email me: atcheinasir@gmail.com or text: 09067350130.

Thank you

Shariah Counselor

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