If he divorces her before consummation then marries her again, does she have two divorces left or three?
Question

                Two years ago I did the marriage contract with a man, then we had an argument and he divorced me, and the consummation had not yet taken place but we had been alone together. Some time after that he came back and we got married with a new contract. Is this divorce regarded as one of the three talaaqs? i.e., do I have two divorces left or three?.
Praise be to Allah.
    If a man divorces his wife and she does not marry anyone 
    else, then he comes back and does the marriage contract with her again, then 
    she goes back to him on the basis of whatever divorces are left for her, and 
    there is no difference of scholarly opinion on this matter. If he divorced 
    her once, she has two divorces left, whether that happened before or after 
    consummation of the marriage, and whether he spent time alone with her or 
    not. 

    But if he divorced her then she married someone else, then he 
    divorced her and she went back to her first husband with a new marriage 
    contract, there is some difference of scholarly opinion as to whether she 
    goes back to him with three divorces or two. The majority of scholars are of 
    the view that she goes back to him with whatever is left of the number of 
    divorces. 

    Ibn Qudaamah (may Allaah have mercy on him) said in 
    al-Mughni (7/388) that if a man divorces his wife and her ‘iddah ends, 
    then he marries her with a new contract, one of the following three 
    scenarios must apply: 

    1 – He divorces her three times then she marries another man, 
    then she leaves him and marries the first one again. In this case, she goes 
    back to him with three divorces and there is no difference of scholarly 
    opinion on this point. 

    2 – He divorces her once or twice (i.e., less than three,) 
    then her ‘iddah ends and he marries her again with a new contract. In this 
    case, she goes back to him with the remaining number of divorces and there 
    is no difference of scholarly opinion on this point either. 

    3 – He divorces her once or twice then her ‘iddah ends and 
    she marries someone else, then he leaves her and she marries the first 
    husband again. With regard to this case, the scholars differed as to whether 
    she goes back to him with three divorces or with whatever she had left of 
    divorces. A number of the Sahaabah (such as ‘Umar, ‘Ali, Ubayy, Mu’aadh, Abu 
    Hurayrah and ‘Imraan ibn Husayn – may Allaah be pleased with them) were of 
    the view that she goes back to him with whatever she had left of divorces. 

    This view was followed by the majority of scholars (such as 
    the three imams Maalik, al-Shaafa’i and Ahmad). 

    Abu Haneefah was of the view that she goes back to him with 
    three divorces. 

    The second scenario mentioned by Ibn Qudaamah (may Allaah 
    have mercy on him) is that which is asked about here. Based on that, you 
    have only two divorces left. 

    We ask Allah to bless you and reconcile between you. 

    And Allaah knows best.