What is the ruling concerning the divorce of a wife that occurred after a heated argument with the wife's mother, knowing that this divorce was preceded by another divorce oath due to a physical fight, and that the wife was not a party to the dispute at the time the last divorce was uttered?

Anger does not prevent the enforcement of divorce as long as the person is aware of what he is saying and is not overwhelmed by his emotions, because a legally responsible individual is held accountable for what he utters while angry. Therefore, if an explicit divorce is issued by the husband while he is aware and not overwhelmed by his emotions, his divorce takes effect. If he has only divorced his wife these two times, he may take her back before her iddah (definition) (waiting period) expires.