Does a woman's sexual weakness in her vagina affect her husband's enjoyment of her? Is the husband entitled to divorce her because of it? And does that affect procreation?

The cause of a woman's sexual weakness and its effect on procreation should be referred to medical professionals. If there is a deformity in a woman's vagina, such as a hernia or a fistula, the husband will miss out on enjoying her. However, mere sexual weakness or lack of desire for intercourse does not completely prevent a man from enjoying her, and it should not be a reason for divorce. A man can marry another woman, and if he is unable to combine the two marriages and fears committing unlawful acts due to his wife not being chaste for him, then he should divorce her and marry another.