Divorce for uk visa | right way of Halala | iftikhar Ahmad usmani | رضا نے سالی سے شادی کر لی

#divorce #talaq #marriageanddivorce #overseaspakistani #halala #secondmarriage This story is about a very happy married couple who lived in the city of Blackpool, UK. The husband's name was Raza and the wife's name was Rubina. All Pakistani Indian families across the UK were very impressed with Raza and Rubina's ideal life. They had two children. There was no difficulty or trouble in the house. They were living a perfect life. Suddenly, Rubina's parents died in a traffic accident in Pakistan. Now, after the death of her parents, only Rubina's sister was left in Pakistan because she had no brother. Rubina first tried to find a good relationship in the UK and have her sister get married and come to the UK, but despite Raza's hard work and search, she could not find a suitable relationship. Rubina held her husband responsible for Samina's failure to get married in the UK, which is why the two used to quarrel. Then one day, Rubina came up with a scheme and told her husband that you should divorce me and file for divorce in the UK and go to Pakistan and marry my sister. In this way, my sister's visa will be issued and a passport will be made. When her husband refused to do this, Rubina became angry. Arguments started in the house day and night, and Reza's life became forbidden. Finally, Reza obeyed his wife so that the atmosphere at home would become pleasant. Raza divorced his wife and filed a divorce certificate with the Blackburn council and came to Pakistan and married his 18-year-old Samina. A few years later, his second wife came to the UK. Rubina was happy. Life became comfortable again. Peace returned to the house, but this peace proved to be temporary. One day, Rubina came to her husband and told him that a learned woman had told her that pretending to divorce in this way would result in divorce. Now you are not my husband and Raza was thrown out of the house. Raza asked a learned person and found out that he had to perform a halala. With this intention, Rubina was married to an old man whose life had been greatly benefited by his husband. But the old man later refused to divorce Samina. Rubina was caught in her own trap. Within four months, Rubina was crying, the children were worried, and Raza fell into depression. But one day, the old man died of a heart attack and thus Rubina was free. Six months after the old man's death, Raza remarried Samina. They did, but for some reason, the love between the two was no longer there. Raza was angry thinking about the time when Rubina was married to an old man, and on the other hand, Rubina could not love her husband again. Now they live together because they both have children, but now they do not love each other, they just live in a house for the children. Friends, the purpose of this story is to never take any wrong path to fulfill your desire, otherwise you too will have to face some unseen loss.