6.1 Divorce

• KICD titles 6.1 Divorce, but Grade 8 first studies conflicts in marriage and peace-making, not how to end a nikah
• Causes of conflicts: money, harsh words, in-laws, neglect of rights, neglecting salah — told through stories of elders
• Conflict-resolution: patience, kind speech (4:19), counsel of imam and elders, two family arbiters (4:35)
• Mawaddah and rahmah (30:21); divorce is named only as a later last resort (6.2)
• Grade 8 learners are not married: value peace at home; if home is unsafe, tell a trusted adult

• identify the causes of conflicts in marriage
• describe the mechanism of conflict resolution in marriage
• appreciate the mechanism of conflict resolution in marriage

“What causes conflicts in marriage?”

“How can Muslims reduce conflicts in marriage?”

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1. A peaceful home, and what conflict means
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   Grade 8 studies conflicts in marriage as family-law knowledge: nikah is meant for sakinah, mawaddah and rahmah; conflict is a disagreement that steals that peace.
2. What causes conflicts in marriage?
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   Common causes include money, harsh words, in-law pressure, neglect of rights, and neglecting salah; Grade 8 meets them through stories of elders, never through naming classmates' parents.
3. How Muslims reduce conflicts in marriage
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   The mechanism is patience, kind speech, private counsel, then two family arbiters from Qur'an 4:35; divorce is a later last resort, not the first tool.
4. Appreciate peace-making, and live it as a child
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   Learners value the Islamic mechanism, practise a child's peaceful role at home, and refuse both gossip and silence about harm; divorce remains a last resort for 6.2.