What is the number of actual and non-actual divorces in the aforementioned cases, do they amount to three, and is the wife sinful if she judicially requests divorce?

A wife must separate from her husband if he apostatizes from Islam. She must also separate from him due to his ill-manners, such as insults, beatings, and slandering her reputation. As for the divorce pronouncements:

- "You are forbidden to me": Its ruling depends on the intention of the one who says it.

- "She is thus divorced": If he intended a new divorce thereby, it takes effect. If he intended to inform about a previous divorce, no new divorce results from it.

- "Because I said: 'You will be divorced if you go.' And she went, so she remains divorced": This is a conditional divorce that takes effect upon the fulfillment of its condition, according to the majority of scholars.

- "You are divorced": Divorce takes effect with this pronouncement.

Generally, the resolution of divorce matters falls under the purview of Sharia courts.