Hasan says that the woman will become forbidden for the husband, and if they wish, they can marry again.

Hazrat Sha'bi also says the same.

Hazrat Tawus was asked about a woman who receives a share in the ownership of her slave husband and immediately frees him, so what is the ruling? He replied that if there is even a delay equal to that of a fly, separation will be established between the two.

Hazrat Zuhri says: That woman will become forbidden for her husband.

Hazrat Sha’bah says that I asked Hazrat Hakam and Hazrat Hammad about a woman who becomes the owner of a share of her slave husband. Both of them said that she will become forbidden for her husband. And if she marries him, the man will have the right to three divorces.

Ibrahim says that if he marries after gaining freedom, he will have the right to three divorces. And the separation that occurred between them before will not be counted as a divorce.

Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said that such a woman will become forbidden for her husband.

Muhammad says that if a woman becomes the owner of her husband and she frees him at that very moment, then their marriage will remain intact.

Ibrahim says that if a slave has a free wife and the owner of the slave dies, and that wife becomes the owner of any share of her husband, then if she frees her husband, their first marriage will remain intact. But if she does not free him, then that woman will become forbidden for her husband.