Among the centrality of obeying Allah in a Muslim's life is that the Muslim family must be founded on establishing Alla…

Among the centrality of obeying Allah in a Muslim's life is that the Muslim family must be founded on establishing Allah's rulings and complying with His commands. Allah said: (If he divorces her, there is no blame on them if they return to each other if they think they can uphold the limits of Allah), meaning that the woman may return to her first husband who gave her an irrevocable major divorce if the second husband divorces her. What's the condition for re-establishing the family? That they see they're capable of establishing the marriage on the basis of obeying Allah, so the wife fulfills her husband's rights according to Allah's command and he fulfills her rights according to Allah's command, and their marriage helps each of them fulfill Allah's rights.

On the other hand, He said: (But if you fear they will not uphold the limits of Allah, there is no blame on them concerning that by which she ransoms herself), so the wife may seek khul' divorce from her husband if she fears that remaining with him exposes her to violating Allah's commands.

This is a very important meaning for the young man and woman to be mindful of before embarking on marriage: that they are establishing an institution built on cooperation in obeying Allah...

And it's very important for those who seek to resolve family problems to be mindful of, when all their concern is that "the house doesn't break" through separation, even though the spouses remaining together may be a cause for disobeying Allah, and their separation in a good manner is more conducive to upholding the limits of Allah.

Implementing Sharia is not only at the state level, but at the individual and family level.

(And those are the limits of Allah which He makes clear for people who know).