Do legal rulings (divorce, prohibition of return (ruju'), oath of abstinence (ilaa'), denouncement (li'an), and inheritance) apply to a revocable divorcee (Raj'iyyah)?

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All jurists agree that the rulings of divorce, Dhihar, Ilaa', Li'an, and mutual inheritance apply to a revocable divorcee. Furthermore, if a revocable divorcee seeks Khul' (redemption), the Khul' is valid. The basis for validity is that she remains a wife whose divorce is valid; therefore, her Khul' is valid, just as before the divorce. The purpose of Khul' is not the establishment of prohibition (Tahrim), but rather escaping the harm and marriage that caused it, and the marriage remains valid, as her return is possible. This ruling is supported by the general consensus (Ijma').