Are the three aforementioned divorces valid, given that the first and second divorces occurred during menstruation, pregnancy, and under the influence of magic, and the third divorce occurred in a state of extreme anger and a threat of suicide?

If the Shariah judge ruled a single revocable divorce, and it was the first divorce, then you (the wife) can be taken back without a new marriage contract as long as you are within the 'iddah (waiting period). Both spouses should maintain a good relationship, understanding, and fulfill their rights.

We also warn the wife against threatening her husband with suicide, as it is dangerous. It is not permissible for her to seek divorce without a legitimate Shariah reason. If there is a legitimate reason, the path to divorce should be through arbitration by wise individuals or by resorting to the judiciary.

We also note that it is forbidden for a menstruating woman to pray until she becomes pure and performs ghusl (ritual bath).