If he said to his wife: “Go back to your father’s house,” does that count as a divorce (talaaq)?

If a man divorces his wife before consummation of the marriage, she becomes haraam for all of his offspring

He said to his wife: “If you leave the house, then you are divorced.” Then she left the house, then she came back and told him in an arrogant and sarcastic way that she was divorced

He divorced his wife after the end of the forty-day postpartum period; does this divorce count as such?

It is not permissible for a Muslim to refer for judgement to man-made laws or to take more than he is entitled to

He divorced her for a third time because he thought that she had been spying on him, but the second divorce came during a period of purity when he had had intercourse with her

Can I ask for a divorce because of my resentment towards my husband?

He divorced his wife once, then when he went to document it officially in the court, he signed a paper that said he had divorced her three times

He denied the marriage contract then affirmed it; does that count as a talaaq (divorce)?

Her husband has divorced her and is refusing to let her go back to his house until she has apologized to his parents