What is the difference between what is prohibited and what is forbidden?

Is it permissible for a separated couple to stay in the same house to care for their disabled daughter, who is 30 years old, such that each of them commits to a room, and they come together to care for the daughter while adhering to decorum?

We are Shafi'i, so does every school of thought have its own specific fatwa?

A divorced woman has two children and has filed a maintenance case against her ex-husband. Whenever she obtains a ruling for maintenance, he appeals the ruling, and she prevents him from seeing their children. Is the wife sinful for doing this?

Can I rely on the fatwas of the scholars in my country, specifically the Sharia doctors we trust, even though some of them commit sins?

Although my husband is a mosque imam, he is married to his first wife, the mother of his children, who is so temperamental that she gets angry over trivial matters and asks him for a divorce or threatens to harm herself, such as by committing suicide or setting herself on fire, etc. This is all intimidation, and he feels compelled to say to her, 'You are divorced.' One time he divorced her, and she went to her family's house. After reconciling, she set conditions for her return, and then she came back. He says his intention is that he will not harm her in any way. The last time she asked him for a divorce, he told her, 'You are at your family's house,' and recently he said, 'I wish you would stay at your family's house.' What is the ruling?

If a person has wiped over thick socks several times, then removes the upper sock for some reason, can they continue wiping over the lower sock, or is it not permissible to wipe?

A woman was divorced after being a second wife, and there was a partnership between her and her ex-husband, who gave her money. There was an increase in the money that he was unaware of. When his first wife learned of his marriage, she gave him the choice between her and his second wife. He divorced the second wife because she did not have children. Has she been wronged by his action? What should she do with the extra money she has, considering he took things from her in the form of gifts and did not give her anything?

Is it true that the Sunnahs of Guidance are divided into: 1- Confirmed Sunnahs, which are characterized by regularity in performing a certain act of worship. 2- Non-confirmed Sunnahs, which are characterized by the lack of regularity in performing a certain act of worship.