Q: My wife habitually tells me you must be doing something wrong, when I follow instructions and they do not work.  Today I lost my temper and said to her as follows:

1. Don't insult me ok
2. You talk to me like I am thick
3. It gets bloody annoying
4. You do it all the time, talk to me like I am idiot
5. I can read, I am not thick.  You talk to me like I am thick
6. I know how to follow bloody instructions.
7. I am fed up of you

The intention of divorce was in my mind at the time as I was so angry. Would this constitute divorce? At this moment in time, whilst typing this, I am still so angry that I am thinking I don't care if it constitutes divorce. I want it to constitute divorce. I may have made other statements alluding to divorce but can't recall what they are. They would have been similar to the aforementioned statements. Should I find out from my wife what I said?

Q: Musa and zainab are involved in illicit relationship for couple years, by the occurrence of the days and nights their relation became more solid because now zainab fell pregnant. To get rid from this shame the two families decided to get them married. What will be the hukam of this nikkah according to shaafi and hanafi mazhab and what will be the solution to this matter (for these people to be saved from this shame Islamically)?

Q: Zaid told his friends that he has divorced his wife you can go and marry her. Has The divorce taken place or not?

Q: Is your fathers brothers wife mahram and is your dhadhas wife mahram and is your fathers cousines wife mahram?

Q: Can you tell me who are mahrams?

Q: If a man has an intention of divorcing his wife but does not say anything aloud (he said talaaq in his mind), is the nikkah still valid?

Q: Is it permissible to touch a very old gair mahram?

Q: I know mahram are women you can’t marry but can you give me the names in urdu like khaala and in english mothers sister so can you clarify for me in english and urdu?

Q: Regarding Mahr, what did you say about Mahr whether it should be cash or gold or any other thing?

Q: Does a remarried divorcee have a right over her children from the previous marriage a lady got her marriage dissolved and her boys were left with her former husband (who is their father) and later she remarried. Now she wants her boys back, and says the shariah supports her on this – but the husbands claims that she waived her custodial rights by remarrying -- and that the boys will suffer under their step father.