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Does Islam force women to stay in bad marriages?

Many women silently endure marriages where their Islamic rights are not fulfilled — whether through lack of financial support, emotional harm, mistreatment, or the absence of marital intimacy. But is sabr the only option?

In this video, we explore what Islam actually says about harmful marriages and explain the concept of faskh al-nikāḥ — the Islamic annulment of marriage — and when a woman has the right to seek it if her husband fails in his obligations.

This is not a call to divorce lightly, nor a justification for abandoning marriage at the first difficulty. Rather, it is a clarification of justice, mercy, and balance in Islamic law.

📖 Grounded in the Qur’an, Sunnah, and classical fiqh
🕌 Explained with nuance, dignity, and compassion
⚖️ Centered on the protection of rights and the removal of harm

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📌 Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. Individual cases vary and should be discussed with qualified scholars or local Islamic authorities.