Canlı Fetvalar

I have been married for 9 years, and I have two daughters, one is 8 years old and the other is 4 years old. I have been divorced 3 times, and in the last instance, the Fatwa office asked my husband about how he pronounced the divorce, and it turned out that he was not in his right mind, and we returned to our home again. Today, it happened again, and my husband pronounced a divorce on me while I was menstruating. I do not know if the divorce took effect or not. If it did take effect, does that mean we cannot live together again as husband and wife?

A woman was given medication by her doctor to regulate her menstruation; she used to menstruate for 8 days and be pure for 20 days. This was her condition for six months. Then the doctor asked her to stop the medication, and she was pure for 11 days, after which the blood returned. The doctor advised her to return to the medication to regulate her menstruation again, considering that what the woman saw 15 days after the start of her purity was menstruation (even though the purity was not correct as it started with 10 days of cleanliness and then the blood returned). What is the ruling on this woman regarding her menstruation and purity?

Is it permissible for the groom to see his fiancée's hair before the contract?

It has been narrated in the Sunnah that the prayer of 4 rak'ahs before Asr is intended to be before the adhan. Is it meant before the time of Asr enters or before the Asr prayer?

A teacher gives home lessons and wants to open an account for the girls, but her husband is opposed and wants to take her salary or for her to stop working, and he swore an oath against her?

I love working in calling to Allah and giving lessons to women, but my husband prevents me from that. What is the ruling?

Is it permissible for my granddaughter to reveal her headscarf in front of my uncle?

Is it permissible for a female teacher to explain something in religion to both young men and women together, or is it only permissible for women and not for young men?

What is the ruling on ex-spouses talking to each other about various matters concerning their children's affairs?