Is a divorce pronounced by a husband after uttering blasphemy and insults valid, considering that this has occurred more than three separate times?

Anger does not prevent the enforcement of divorce or the occurrence of disbelief as long as the person is aware of what he is saying. However, it does prevent it if the anger reaches a level that deprives the person of awareness. Therefore, the ruling on the occurrence of divorce or disbelief depends on knowing the husband's state at the time of uttering these matters. It is advisable to present the issue to trustworthy scholars, and the husband should be advised to beware of intense anger.