A woman was at her family's house due to a dispute with her husband, then her husband divorced her for the third time in absentia and conspired with the court messenger not to deliver the notification to her, so she did not learn of the court ruling until years later. What is the ruling legally and religiously?

Are the books of the apparent narration, or what is called the original, the most authentic books, and are they the approved books in the Hanafi school more than others?

Does a wife divorced due to infidelity have rights after her divorce?

In the controversial issues between the Imam and the two companions, what is the relied upon opinion? We find many issues in the text of Al-Quduri and others that state: 'The Imam said and the two said.' This causes confusion for beginners in the school, whether for students or in the practical aspect of applying acts of worship. An example of this is the prohibition: to this day, I hear different things about it. I hope to clarify this?

Is it permissible for a woman to request a divorce from her husband due to smoking, knowing that they have been married for nearly twenty years?

He has an amount of one million, and he works in various businesses that involve profit and loss, and the amount has been accumulated over the years. How much Zakat is he required to pay?

What is the ruling for a woman who continuously requests divorce from her husband for any reason?

There are those who say that the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him) is a 'method.' So, whoever imitates a person like Al-Jahmi, Al-Ash'ari, Al-Maturidi, or others, and then claims that he is following the Sunnah, has equated his imam with the Prophet (peace be upon him). What is the response to this statement?

A woman has been married for fifteen years and has not had any children. She has tried IVF, but the problem lies with her husband and there is no solution. Is she sinful if she requests a divorce for this reason, as she wants to be a mother?