Talaaq

Q: My wife was granted a faskh and now she is in iddah but we still have sex. Is the faskh still valid?

Q: Many times I fought with my wife and angrily my wife unintentionally said to me that she is going to leave my house. I also replied the same (ok you may go) but it was unintentionally and I knew that we both were not serious. Is this type of fighting considered talaaq? Please advice.

Q: I had an argument with my wife on some issue two years back. During the argument she used the words cursed (lanat) for the nikaah. I am wondering if it has any implication on my nikaah.

Q: If a husband divorced his wife once and took her back, our local mufti agreed that the divorce can be forgiven. Does the husband need to pay zakaat to the poor or do something else? If he does need to pay then how much?

Q: If a husband tells his wife, "you are my mother, you are my sister or my mother, my sister" without intending zihaar, what will happen?

Q: If a husband says to his wife "haraam or haraami" without the intention of divorce or if the parent's (husband and wife) say that their children are "haraam or haraami", is there any problem with this?

Q: I had faskh done on the 27th January 2019. My haidh started on the 23rd January to 3rd February 2019. Will this haidh be included as one haidh for iddat?

Q: What are the different types of Talaaq? Please explain each type in detail together with the ruling.

Q: My husband divorced me not long ago. It's 2 divorces and I finished my iddah. He hasn't given me my stuff back; none of my gold that my parents gave me. I asked him and he doesn't want to give it. I have asked his parents and they have ignored my messages. What can I do?

Q: My wife has a lot of enemosity (bughas, keena and hasd) against my parents. Due to this reason we are not living together and now she wants a khula or talaaq. She is also pregnant. What should I do?