Are the two divorces that occurred during states of extreme anger—one over the phone with the wife, using the words "You are divorced, divorced, divorced," and the other face-to-face, using the words "You are divorced," without self-control—considered two separate divorces, or does the wife's return after the first fatwa make the second divorce the only one that counts?
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Pronouncing divorce while angry does not prevent its effectiveness, unless the anger has deprived the divorcer of his awareness. If you pronounced the divorce while aware of what you were saying, then this is the second pronouncement, and you may take her back during her waiting period. It is advisable to beware of intense anger and to resolve disputes with wisdom.
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