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A husband told his wife: Go to your parents' house and consider yourself divorced. Does this count as a divorce, knowing that when the wife's father asked him if he divorced her, he said: Yes, then he said afterwards: This is not a clear statement, so it is not considered a divorce, and he works in the Sharia courts. I want to confirm whether this is a divorce or not?

Is the wife entitled to withdraw from the marital bed if the husband suffers from sexual impotence, and does she incur sin by doing so?

Does not fulfilling a vow necessitate anger from Allah, the Exalted? For example, could it lead to misfortune for one's children due to not fulfilling the vow?

If a man is unable to have sexual relations with his wife, how can they be separated? Despite this, the man does not want to part with her, but his wife requests to be divorced. Is it permissible for the judge to forcefully separate them?

What is the validity of the Prophet's prohibition against connecting one prayer with another? Meaning, the Sunnah followed by the obligatory prayer and then the Sunnah?

Is it permissible for the judge to impose punishment by burning and drowning?

A woman had a big problem between her husband and her brother-in-law's wife, and the husband shouted loudly and swore to his wife that if she left his house today, she would be out of his responsibility. The wife insisted on leaving, so her sister-in-law swore a strong oath that at six in the morning she would take her to her family's house, but she should stay home today to fulfill her husband's oath. The brother's wife kept saying, 'I swear by God, I will make my husband take you to your family's house at six in the morning, but stay home today,' and she repeated it several times. Of course, when midnight came, the couples reconciled, and the wife said: 'Okay, I don't want to go to my family's house anymore.' Now, what is the ruling on the oath of the brother's wife that she swore? Does she have to make an expiation or not?

The woman requested a divorce from her husband via WhatsApp, and her husband gave her one divorce. After that, the woman requested three divorces, and her husband wrote 'divorced divorced divorced,' all through WhatsApp. How many divorces occur? Is the woman's request for divorce from her husband valid if her husband granted her a divorce after she requested a final divorce? Does the final divorce follow the explicit divorce? Is the first divorce considered final while the others did not occur?

My mother and one of my brothers share in the sacrifice with some people, and after the slaughter, my brother gives my mother her share of the sacrifice, and she gives him the required money. This year, I have another brother who is estranged from my mother, and my mother wanted to give him from the sacrifice. She took it to my estranged brother, but he refused to take the meat, suspecting that it was from his mother. So, his brother swore to him that it came from his house, that his wife cut it, and that he paid for it, and he has not yet taken the price from his mother. He feels that his oath is a lie, and everything he swore about is true except that the meat is from his mother. Is he lying and does he have a sin? If he is lying, does he have to make expiation?