Is the plaintiff considered lawful for her husband after her repeated divorces from him and her return to him, the last of which was under the influence of drugs, knowing that he has not consummated the marriage with her yet, and she is his second wife?

If a man divorces his wife after a valid seclusion (khalwa (definition) sahihah) and they do not claim intercourse, she is irrevocably divorced from him according to the majority of scholars. He cannot take her back except with a new contract, unless the divorce was not threefold. As for the Hanbalis, they permit taking her back, and they consider a divorce pronounced during menstruation, by a drunk person, or by an angry person to be valid if the person was aware of what they were saying. The questioner is advised to refer to the Sharia (definition) court. The husband is advised to repent from using hashish and speaking with non-mahram (definition) women, and to be wary of intense anger.