You have rights but I am afraid that this is from Satan to separate you from him. It can also be due to your pregnancy. Try to talk to him without nagging or fighting to see what is putting him off you.

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Going through the internet for such a topic is forbidden. There are islamic books about this subject which bring evidences from the sunnah also.

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I would advise you to reason with her. If she is truly hurting and unable to have intercourse with her, he shouldn’t force her. But if this is a defect in her and is permanent or lasting, he may divorce her if she refuses treatment. If she is not hurting but refuses to reciprocate, he […]

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I don’t know what is the hadeeth regarding Khul’u which she had heard. As for her case, if she requested divorce and he gave her divorce without any financial compensation, this is divorce and not khul’u. But if the divorce was conditional and he demanded any form of payment, this is Khul’u.

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If there isn’t any Islamic judge, the Imam of the Islamic center there can do the job. If the two agree on the terms of Khul’a without the need for a judge, this can be done in the presence of witnesses for the sake of documentation.

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If he is not financially supporting her, if he is not practicing Islam or making sins that affect her or if he has characteristics that she can not live with, all these are legitimate reasons.

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