SHAHDU IN THE SENDU
Talc (Remembering Wounds)
...Part 26's...
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Because I not only want to be with you in this world, dear, I also want to be with you in His heaven, my husband”.
Zain nodded, smiled and kissed his wife.
At dawn Zain and Zareen performed the congregational dawn prayer, praying with them for the first time.
It was the first time for Zain to receive his wife, and the first time for Zareen to worship her husband. Praying solemnly’, with hearts that have been equally calm, for their hearts have found the answer to all their restlessness and gloom.
The next morning Zain, accompanied by Zareen, told Father and Ibuk that he would soon make a reference sentence for Zareen.
“Is this the answer from your heart nak”. Ask Dad staring fixedly at Zareen
“This is the belief that God gave to Za Yah, the answer of istikharah Za”
“Alright, tonight we meet Buya Ramli, the youth who better understand all this”
“Good yah”. Zain and Zareen nodded
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Ba’da magrib congregated, Father, Zareen, Zain and Ibuk went to Buya Ramli's house, after previously Dad had informed Buya about their arrival.
“Assalamualaikum..”
“Waalaikumsalam... Ngku”. Buya Ramli opened the door and told Father and the others to come in.
“Sit ngku”.
“Iyo iyo Da*”
“Sabanta yo, ambo cigok Uni ko kabalakang sabanta first”.
(Awhile yes, I saw Uni* was back for a moment)
“So so Da”. Father nodded
And not long after that Buya Ramli's wife, Umi Halimah came carrying a tray full of several cups on it, he said, and not far behind her Buya Ramli sat down carrying two plates containing a baking sheet* and a golden banana.
Umi Halimah placed one cup at a time below, corresponding to the person sitting on a beautifully carved Turkish carpet with a circular formation.
“Number Angku, Uni, air”. Tawar Umi after everything is finished in the drop off of the tray
“Ndeh Uni jan busy-busy bana lo lae Ni”. Timpal Mother Fatma
(No need to bother everything Ni)
“Apo lo nan bothered deak, iko se nyo, just happened to be ready to cook lo uni cake earlier, untuak ka Hanum package in Bogor, taragakny kato nyo”
(What bothered dik, just this, happened to just finish cooking this wobble cake Uni earlier, to be packaged to Hanum in Bogor, kangen he said)
“Ooo so Ni, miss Mother Hanum's cooking Ni”
Umi's daughter-in-law is what her name is”. Ask Umi to switch to see Zain
“Zain Umi”. Zain muttered with a smile
“Ah Zain try it son, this missed baking sheet, which is usually there when the leaflet alone, maybe Zain sustenance, Umi happened to make it this afternoon, eat nak”. Barat Umi with a light laugh
Zain nodded then took one pan cookie in a triangular shape, and ate it as a distraction from the still-warm sweet tea.
After he finished hosting his guests, Mom just started talking,
“Zareen, Buya has heard a glimpse from your father about what we will discuss at this time, just a little picture that I tell you, and of course Buya needs further exposure from Zareen and ananda Zain, he said, which is clearer and more detailed so that Buya does not misdirect later. In reviewing the matter of religious law we must be clear son, really must be clear black and white. So Buya really needs the openness of each of you. Don't you guys mind this nak”?. Tanya Buya ended
“Not Buya, Za understand Buya”'s intentions. Nod Zareen
“Iya Buya, I understand and I don't mind Buya”. Zain
“Alright, now Buya wants to know first, what sentence did you say to your wife at that time nak”?.
“I told Iza to go home to Dad and Mom at that time Buy”. Lirih Zain looked at Buya Ramli's face
“Talak kinayah apparently”. Buya muttered
“Fall the talc right Da?”. Dad chimed
“There are five categories of talak seen from his words, including;
One, the sentence is firm or direct talaq which does not contain any other meaning than divorce, or called talak sharih. Among the sentences are, “You I am divorced, I am your talak, In this instant you are not my wife, Our household ends until disni”. These words are some examples of this talaq sharih sentence, where if this speech is said by the husband, then divorce is declared valid and obeying the law of the second that the woman has been ingrained. Although the husband claimed when saying the sentence there was absolutely no intention to divorce his wife, but the talaq was still declared legitimate. This is said in a conscious condition.
Second, the sentence talak figurative or double meaning or talak kinayah, as the word “Go home to your parents”. This sentence has an ambiguous meaning because it can be interpreted in two different meanings. And to see whether the law falls or not it depends on the intentions of the husband, when he said this sentence correctly accompanied the intention to return the wife to his parents' house for good in the sense of the word he wanted to end this marriage, or he just told to go home to just give time to contemplate each other.
Third, talaq sentences that are associated with a certain time. As the saying goes, “At the beginning of this year you are no longer my wife, Tomorrow morning we cut off this marriage relationship, Anyway this weekend we have to come to court and end this marriage”. This talaq sentence is related to time, meaning that before the time mentioned has not arrived then the talak has not fallen, but when the specified time comes, the talak dropped on the wife is considered valid.
Deg..”.
Zain's hands clenched and pressed his fingers firmly inside, until his nails plugged the skin of his palms reddened. His eyes momentarily closed, his heart throbbing in pain.
The fourth, the sentence of conditional talaq or mu’allaq associated with certain actions, between the sentences, “If you leave the house without my permission, then we are divorced, we are divorced, If tomorrow there is a study and you do not come then you are scattered”. This kind of talaq is divided into two different purposes, namely to prohibit and divorce. For the purpose of prohibiting usually more inclined to provide motivation so that the wife does not do something in the intention of the husband. That way, this type is still debated by scholars, some argue that this includes talaq when done, but there is also a stipulation that this is only a mere oath. While for the purpose of divorcing, talak declared valid when the act is done.
Five, the promise to divorce, such as the sentence “When Lebaran arrives I will divorce you, When our child is born I intend to mentallyak kamu”. Now this is different from the talaq associated with time, if this sentence is spoken and when the time comes for the husband to fulfill the promise of talak, then the divorce is considered valid. But when the stated time arrives and the husband does not fulfill the promise, then the talaq is considered not to happen. In fact, this type of word includes promise sentences, so it is often considered not the basis of talaq. Because when the day is said to arrive, talak can happen or vice versa.
The goldenness in Zain's hand grew stronger, he let out a slow breath, and then raised his face looking for Zareen, their eyes met a glance, Zain's gaze deeply hurt as he looked at those sad eyes.
TO BE CONTINUE
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*My/My Lady; Mamak (Mother's Uncle), a title to a person who is valued, exalted, and also a call to grandfather
*Da/Uda; Brother
*Ni/Union; Sister
*Kue Loyang; Kue Kembang Bouncy