I am creating a solar system that has a binary star system. The system has 3 planets. The closest being like Mercury. The next being the planet that supports life and being slightly larger then earth. And after that an ice giant similar to Neptune. My biggest interest is in the 2 moons around the 2nd planet. I want the race on the planet to use the moons and the 2 suns for religious purposes. The closest moon is mars-like in color and geography but not in size, while the further moon is similar to our moon. I would like to know if a situation like this is possible and stable, as well as the needed distances between planets, as well as the times between solar eclipses and lunar eclipses, and any other info. I will show an image of the system as well as the stats of all the objects.
Yellow star:
G2
Sol mass: 1.12
Star like are sun
Red star:
M
Sol mass: 0.42
Red dwarf
Orbital Period: 38.28 days(time tacks for stars to go around each other)
Grey planet:
2750km radius
Orbital period: 21.81 earth days
Blue Planet:
Ice giant
Radius: 275000km
Green planet:
Radius: 8500km
Year length: 419.91 earth days (234.58 days on the planet)
Day length: 1.79 earth days
Closest moon:
Radius: 1900km
Mars-like
Orbital Period: 21.92 earth days
Other moon:
Radius: 1650km
Moon-like
Orbital Period: 41.72 earth days