Q: We hear the following in bayaans: "How will we answer on the day of qiyaamah when Allah Ta'ala will ask us that the deen was coming out of the lives of people and what did you do about it? We will be questioned about this " Is this type of statement or subject found in the hadith?

Q: As soap undergoes transformation during its preparation so it is permissible to use any kind of soap in the similar way can you tell me other things which undergo transformation and can be used no matter what sources are used for it? Can any kind of shampoos be used even if they are made from non zabiha animals or pork and can we use any kind of antiperspirants.

Q: I had a question regarding a female being chaste or being pure. If a girl has a haraam relationship with a ghair mehram, and they commit sexual acts like fondling, and all kinds of touching besides sexual intercourse, is she still considered a chaste female? Is she still paak daaman? The girl regrets the relationship she's in so much, and she makes sure not to do it again, can she still be forgiven? Or will she be placed in a category like zina? Also, she's trying to end the relationship with the guy completely, but he is saying that they should cut communication till they can talk to each other's parents about marriage. The girl and guy are from different cultures, both Muslim, but the girl is scared about the parents not being too open-minded. Should the girl end the relationship completely with the guy and marry the one her parents want later on? Or keep the relationship, and see what happens in the future?

Q: I have taken oath that I will not watch porn but accidentally on Facebook I have a picture of a nude woman displaying her backside parts of her body. Is my oath broken and do I have to pay kaffarah. I don't earn so if my oath is broken so can I fast for 3 consecutive days as I can't feed the poor because I don't earn and still studying and what should be the niyyah for the fasts?

Q: In medical school you have to take anatomy class and dissect cadavers (dead-bodies) of non-Muslims and maybe Muslims (I am not sure if there are any Muslims that donate their body after they die so I think all the cadavers are non-Muslims).

1) Do you have to do ghusl after dissecting?

2) Do you have to do wudhu after dissecting?

3) How many times do you have to wash your hands?

4) If you touch the clothes you dissected in after you do wudhu or wash your hands do your hands or things the clothes touches like your bag become napaak?

5) Does the rulings for questions 1-4 change weather the dead-body is of a Muslim or non-Muslim?