Is the divorce pronounced by the husband three times, as described in the details of each pronouncement, valid, taking into account the husband's nervous state and his personal and health characteristics, as well as the provocative nature of the wife?

The Islamic Sharia requires spouses to exchange affection, have a good relationship, and live in harmony and love, away from disputes. What is mentioned in the question indicates that the wife is irritable, reckless, and ill-mannered, and she committed a forbidden act by insulting, cursing, and beating her husband. The husband erred by beating her severely, as the permissible beating for discipline should not be severe. The questioner mentioned that he uttered the divorce three times separately. This divorces the wife and makes her unlawful for him until she marries another husband, if the pronouncements of divorce were made while conscious. However, if the husband was unconscious and lacked free will, divorce does not occur in this case. It is advisable to consult the Sharia courts.