Talaaq

Q: Can any individual or maulana run his own shop of darul qaza for faskh e nikah?

Q: My husband said several times that he wants to divorce me and wants to leave me... He said "you are divorced at this point" I am sending you divorce papers... I am done with you... I don't want to live with you... Am I divorced? He texted me all that. He is in Canada I am in Pakistan.

Q: Are the utterances of irtidad by an bipolar manic person considered? Will fasakh when in the state of mania take place of he's nikah? What happens when the Mania is induced to not being diagnosed in time, and no utterence of talaaq was mentioned, and yet the wife was removed from the marital home without the husband's permission, only for the husband to be told (not in writing) that his nikkah is over? Does the nikkah stand? What are the husband's rights?

Q: I was married in 2005. To date I have given two divorces to my wife. Now we are living together but my wife feels some insecurity that the third one can happen any time in anger. Now my question is whether I can surrender my divorce right to my wife by amendment in Nikaah Naama etc.

Q: If I give my wife one talaaq and we make up before iddah period expired, does this mean I only have 2 talaaqs left or still three?

Q: Me and my wife have split up and divorced but can we still stay in same house in seperate rooms as I being a lodger. This is for my childrens sake.

Q: In drama serial a husband gives divorce to his wife. At that time my husband ask me, han fiza knsi hotel krwani hai then I have waswasa that can our divorce take place? And then I tell the situation to my husband and he said that it is tv drama not real and then he give me a example that, agar do bande jhoot bol rahe hn aur hum ameen bol de tau kia hum b jhootey ho jaengye, because of this example our divorce took place or not?

Q: Are the utterances of irtidad by an insane person considered. Will fasakh take place of his nikaah? What happens when the insanity is self induced. Meaning he became insane due to using drug substances. Will his utterances be considered?

Q: I want to ask that my husband said three times "Tum mutalaka ho" which is used as an alternative to "Tumay talaq deta houn". Am I divorced? Is this statement valid?

Q: I asked my husband for a divorce and he refuses to give me it. He told me to leave. He doesn't support the kids and I. We've been arguing alot and he was making threats. Can a family member issue the divorce or do I have to seek advice and counsel elsewhere? I am mentally and emotionally lost.