Does the husband have the right to demand the stolen gold, or its value, whether it was all of it (180 grams) or only what he gifted (90 grams), or does he not have the right to demand it at all?

Gold given by the husband to his wife:

- If it is part of the dowry or a gift, he has no right to it and cannot demand its return.

- If it is given as a loan, it belongs to the husband, and he has the right to request its return.

- If it is not specified whether it is a dowry, a gift, or a loan, the prevailing custom in the country shall be the reference for determining its nature.

As for the gold given by a father to his daughter, the husband has no right to demand any part of it.