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2037. It was narrated from 'Aishah that 'Amrah bint Jawn sought refuge with Allāh from the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ when she was brought to him (as a bride). He said: "You have sought refuge with Him in Whom refuge is sought." So he divorced her and told Usāmah or Anas to give her a gift of three garments of white flax. (Maudu')
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Imam Albānī said: Quoting Usāmah and Anas ﷺ in this narration is Munkar (Denounced); and he said the correct wording is: "The Prophet ﷺ ordered Abu Usaid to make her ready in order to send her to her parents' home, and also to give her two cotton cloths as compensation."
'Amrah the daughter of Jawn ﷺ, said these inappropriate words because of a misunderstanding.
If a divorce is issued after a marriage contract that had its dower fixed, and the marriage was not consummated, then half of the dower is due (Al-Baqarah 2: 237) and if the dower is not fixed, then a pair of clothes or what is reasonable according to the circumstances should be given to the woman in compensation.