Her family forces her to live with her husband who accuses her of adultery
26-1-2009 | IslamWeb
Question:
refering to Question Number: 2213782 i have 3 children. My family are using reason of i have 3 children and asking me to live with husband for the sake of the children even i do not like it. What islam says about this? Im going through characther asasination. My husband accussing me having relationship with other people so that i will not be able to find another person. Im really going through a torment. What should i do? What if husband and jammah did not give me khula since they are relatives. What should i do? They are forcing me to live together for the sake of children. Is it anything wrong if i run away from house since i cannot take the pressure from my family. What islam says about this? Please give me some answer. I could not live with husband who accuse me as prostitute and torn me with harsh words. Please help me.
Answer:
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad 
is His slave and Messenger.
If the matter is as you mentioned in the question that your husband is accusing you of establishing an illicit relationship with other men and he has no evidence about this, then he has indeed committed a major sin and he should be advised and reminded of Allaah so that he would stop propagating such statements. One should threaten him about taking the matter to the authorities if he does not stop doing so.
We advise you to cover yourself (by Hijab) and abide by the religious obligations when dealing with non-Mahram men, and avoid places of suspicion so that people would not think that your husband’s rumours about you are correct.
If you hate your husband, then your parents have no right to oblige you to stay with him since you are harmed by staying with him. However, if you can be patient with your husband and continue to advise him with the hope that he will become righteous, then this may be better than asking for divorce for the sake of your children and in order to be kind and dutiful to your parents.
Nonetheless, if the marital life with him is impossible, then you may ask for divorce even in return for compensation. If he does not accept, you may take the matter to a Muslim judge so that he will oblige him to divorce you or to grant you Khul’.
Finally, it should be noted that it is not permissible for you to go out of your husband’s home except with his permission unless going out is for repelling his harm and the like, in which case you may go out to the house of your guardian (father and the like). As regards running away to any other place, then this is not permissible.
Allaah Knows best.