I tak faham what both were saying..... so fast like machine gun.....

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Talak (Pronouncing Divorce):
In Islamic law, a divorce can be pronounced by the husband, who declares his intention to divorce his wife. This declaration is a form of legal action.

Cerai Talak 2 (Two Pronouncements):
This refers to a situation where the husband pronounces the word "talak" (divorce) twice during a period of purity (Tuhr).

Revocable Divorce:
A divorce pronounced once or twice is considered revocable. This means the couple can still reconcile during the Iddah period, which is a waiting period to ensure the wife is not pregnant.

Iddah Period:
This is a waiting period for women after a divorce, allowing them time to ensure they are not pregnant. It also provides a period for reflection and potential reconciliation.

Final and Irrevocable Divorce:
If the husband pronounces a third talak before the Iddah period, or if the couple chooses to remain separated after the Iddah, the divorce becomes final and irrevocable. The spouses cannot remarry until the wife has remarried and divorced another man, or until the wife's marriage ends through death or divorce, according to Brandeis Universit