Does the divorce of a man who was in a state of extreme anger and under the influence of Captagon, and before consummating the marriage with his wife, take effect?
Anger does not prevent the occurrence of divorce unless it robs a person of their awareness. The divorce of a drunkard does not occur if they reach a state where they lose awareness, but if they are aware of what they are saying, their divorce is valid. Based on this, if you uttered the divorce while unconscious, your divorce is not effective. If you were conscious, your divorce is effective. A divorce before consummation or valid seclusion is an irrevocable divorce, and remarriage is only possible with a new contract. Drug abuse is a great evil and a major sin, and one must hasten to sincere repentance. We advise striving against the self to avoid intense anger, for the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Do not get angry."
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