مدى سلطة القاضي في الخـلع الرضائي والقضائي.

Islamic law has made divorce in the hands of man to solve the marital ties if life becomes difficult between them, and he was affected badly by the continuation of this marriage, in contrast, Khul (abdicative divorce) (conditioned divorce) was initiated if the wife was harmed, this paper was conducted to discuss the extent of the judge's authority in Khul in both its legal and judicial; aspects of reviewing the following issues: First: Khul definition "language and terminology", its jurisprudence description, with a statement of the difference between annulment and divorce, then exposure to wisdom of Khul legitimacy. Second: demonstration of Legal Khul concept and its validity without the judge's ruling, and the extent to which the ruling of the judge is imposed upon the couple after pleading with him. Third: demonstration of judicial Khul concept and the extent of the judge's power to enforce it without reference to the husband. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

ت الحياة بينهما،وكان متضررا جعلت الشريعة اإلسالمية الطالق بيد الرجل ليحل به عرى الزوجية إن تعسَّ من االستمرار في هذا الزواج، وفي المقابل إن ت رع لها الخلع، وقد جاء هذا البحث ضررت الزوجة فقد ش ليناقش مدى سلطة القاضي في الخلع بنوعيه الرضائي والقضائي وذلك باستعراض القضايا التالية: ،والتوصيف الفقهي له، مع بيان الفرق بين الفسخ والطالق، ثم التعرض ً : تعريف الخلع لغةواصطالحا ً أوال للحكمة من مشروعية الخلع. : بيان مفهوم الخلع الرضائي ومدى نفاذه بدون حكم القاضي،ومدى إلزام حكم القاضي للزوجين بعد ً ثانيا الترافع إليه. : بيان مفهومالخلع القضائي ومدى سلطة القاضي في إنفاذه بدون الرجوع للزوج. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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