Your Sharia is generally out dated. I give you an example:
As per Islamic rules if a woman's husband is disappeared and there is no news about him, the woman will go to the qazi and complain. The qazi will give her ten years time to wait. After that period she will again appear before the qazi and tell that she has waited for ten years but finds no news from him. The qazi will then cancel the marriage and say that she now can marry elsewhere if she wants to.
In the above example due to long voyages of that times it is understandable to wait for ten years. But now with the fast communication and transportation, if a person is disappeared for even a week, it is enough to believe that he is killed either in road accident or gun shot. Some progressive scholars do argue that this rule needs to be changed and one year is enough.
@Bratva @airmarshal @Akheilos
What a Pity ...........
actually your knowledge is Out Dated, do some research instead of spreading around false information ( the ten years example)
anyways,
i just wanted to post this news.
Man divorces wife for filing torture complaint - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
VEHARI: A man divorced his wife after she got him arrested for subjecting her to torture at Lakha Luddan village.
Nasim Bibi, a resident of mauza Lakha Luddan, filed a complaint two days ago with Luddan police against her husband, Khadim Husain, for subjecting her to physical torture.
The police booked Husain under Section 107/151 of the PPC.
On Tuesday, after securing a bail from a local court, Khadim Husain divorced Nasim Bibi.
Denying the torture allegation, he claimed that he had only admonished his wife for “misuse” of mobile phone.
Though Husain was booked under PPC sections, SHO Rana Khalid claimed police were bound to take action on torture complaints after enactment of women’s protection law.
Published in Dawn, March 17th, 2016