What is the ruling on the six oaths of divorce that I swore regarding my wife, knowing that she was breastfeeding each time, and the details of each oath are as follows: 1. First: "Eat, and you are divorced." 2. Second: "You are divorced, divorced" (with a repetition not mentioned by the questioner). 3. Third: "You are divorced, divorced" (after an argument and the wife's refusal to return home). 4. Fourth: "You are divorced" (with doubt about adding "forbidden to me"). 5. Fifth: "You are divorced, divorced, and you are forbidden to me like my mother and my sister" (after an insult from the wife). 6. Sixth: "If you leave through this door, then you are divorced," then "divorced, divorced," then "you are divorced, divorced, and forbidden to me like my mother and my sister" (after the wife attempted to leave).
A lawful divorce is one that occurs during a period of purity (tahir) in which the husband has not had intercourse with his wife. As for divorce during menstruation or during a period of purity in which the husband had intercourse with his wife, it is forbidden, but it is considered valid by most scholars. Breastfeeding does not affect the validity of a divorce. As for anger, it prevents the divorce from taking effect if it causes the person to lose awareness. If you issue more than three divorces to your wife, she becomes irrevocably divorced from you (baynunah kubra), and you cannot remarry her unless she marries another man willingly, and then he divorces her or dies, and her ' (waiting period) from him ends. The husband must control his words and avoid the causes of severe anger.
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