Does a non-Muslim wife not have a waiting period and does she not inherit from her Muslim husband due to the difference in religions?

A year and a half ago, problems arose between my husband and me, and in front of the children, he divorced me three times out of anger and rage. At that moment, I went into another room, and while he was shouting and in a state of anger, he divorced me three more times. Since the day I took him, he has been divorcing me, and we go to the Fatwa office, and they consider it a divorce during anger. I am 60 years old, and my husband is 63 years old. After that, I left the house for about three months, and he brought me back, and every time he says, 'You are divorced, divorced, divorced.' He told me that he asked the Sheikh, and the Sheikh said that this is a divorce during anger and does not count. I do not know if this is considered a divorce or not?

A woman whose husband was killed, and the family of the killer gave her an amount of money. If she invites her acquaintances for food at her place, will they be sinful for eating from her money, knowing that she has children?

Does divorce occur if a man divorces his wife while she is pregnant? And if he wants to take her back, what should she do?

What is the ruling on exiting a partnership?

If the husband is extremely angry and cannot control himself, and he divorces over the slightest problem, and now he has pronounced the third divorce while the wife is menstruating, does this divorce take effect?

If a man wants to divide the inheritance before his death, should he divide it so that the male receives twice the share of the female, or should he give all his children the same share?

Does divorce apply to a pregnant woman?

What is the ruling on giving the daughter half of what the son receives during the mother's lifetime?