Does a divorce pronounced by an angry man, after an argument with his wife who insulted him and his parents, take effect, despite him suffering from physical pain and taking painkillers?

It is advisable to consult scholars directly or refer to Islamic centers to ascertain the exact wording uttered by the husband, as the ruling varies depending on the expression. Explicit divorce takes effect even if the husband did not intend it, whereas implicit divorce does not take effect unless there is an intention. Not all anger prevents the occurrence of divorce, and severe pain and painkillers alone do not prevent divorce. Spouses must be careful to avoid disagreements, especially in the presence of children, and be keen to overlook mistakes and maintain mutual respect. A husband hitting his wife is an injustice, and a wife cursing her husband or his parents is a serious matter, for insulting a Muslim is a transgression, and this is even more emphasized when directed at the husband and his parents.