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A woman was divorced by her husband twice. In the second instance, she requested khula and waived her deferred and immediate rights, offering to return the gifts he had given her, so that her divorce would be termed khula. However, he did not accept and divorced her again. Does this divorce count as khula since she waived her rights?

If I were praying, for example, and my cousin's son or one of the young relatives passed by, do I have to repeat the prayer?

What is the ruling if the husband said to his wife: 'You are divorced, first divorce; you are divorced, first divorce; you are divorced, first divorce' exactly in this wording 'repeated three times'? Then he took her back after about half a day?

If a man or a woman walks in front of a praying person, whether male or female, does it invalidate the prayer?

A groom has a fiancée whose mother is a foster mother to him. Is it permissible for him to look at her and consider her like his mother-in-law?

I live in a European country, and there is not much time between the Fajr call to prayer and Isha, approximately (3) hours. When I wake up for Fajr, I am not fully focused due to drowsiness; because there is no time to sleep, noting that I do not delay my sleep. Is it permissible for me to combine Isha with Maghrib, so that I can wake up for Fajr in a better state?

Is it permissible for me to learn to drive a car with an instructor without my husband's permission, as he does not agree and is often absent from home, and I need to practice in order to take care of my needs?

What is the waiting period for a woman whose husband has passed away and who has previously had her uterus removed?

A man married a daughter and her father's wife, what is the ruling on this combination?