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Two women who dig a pit for others reached the court of Qazi Ibn Abi Laila, a famous Qazi of his time. The judge asked, "Which of you has to speak first?" The older woman said to the other, "Put your case before the judge." She said, "Qazi, this is my paternal uncle. I call her my mother because she raised me after my father's death until I became young." The judge asked after that? She said, "Then my cousin sent me an engagement message. He married me to her. Many years have passed since my marriage. 

My married life was going well. One day, my uncle came to my house and asked my husband to marry his daughter." I offered a second marriage with the condition that the first wife (ie I) hand over the matter to my aunt. My husband accepted the condition in the marriage cycle with a virgin girl. My husband got married for the second time on the honeymoon. She came to me and said to me: I have married my daughter to your husband. Your husband has left your case in my hands. 

I will divorce you while advocating for your husband. Judge, I am divorced. Some time later, my uncle's husband arrived tired from the journey. He was a poet and a beautician. I sat down in front of him and asked him, "Will you marry me?" His happiness was gone. He immediately said yes. I made a condition in front of him that you hand over the case of your first wife (ie my aunt) to me. This is what he did. I exercised my right to advocate. Divorced and married to her aunt's ex-husband. Qazi surprised again? 

She said that Qazi Sahib's story is not over yet. Some time later, my poet husband passed away. My paternal uncle came to me to ask for an inheritance. I told him that my husband had divorced you in his life. Now you have no share in the inheritance. The 'iddah has also passed. One day my aunt came to my house with her daughter and son-in-law (my ex-husband) and made my ex-husband a mediator in the inheritance dispute. 

She saw me many years later. The man never forgets his first love. So her first love with me was ignited. I asked her, "Will you marry me again?" He said yes, I bet he would hand over the case of his first wife (my cousin's daughter) to me, he did. I married my ex-husband and divorced his wife while advocating for her husband. Qazi Ibn Abi Laila sat down holding his head and then asked what is the problem in this case now? My aunt began to say: Qazi Sahib, isn't it haraam that this girl of both me and my daughter has got divorced, then my husband and my daughter's husband also flew away, not only that, but also inherited both husbands in their own name. 

Qazi Ibn Abi Laila said: I did not find it haraam in this case. Divorce is permissible, advocacy is also permissible. After divorce, the wife can go back to her ex-husband, provided she is married to someone else in between. Divorce or the death of a husband is the same thing in your story. 

After that, the Qazi narrated this incident to Khalifa Mansoor. Khalifa burst out laughing and said that whoever digs a pit for his brother will fall into this pit himself. He grew up and fell into the deep sea instead of the pit.