Q: I have recently learned about binary option trading. I would like to know if it is halaal.

Q: If piles come out from the anus without blood, is the wudhu broken?

Q: I work in the medical field. A few months ago from extreme pressure of my family they wanted me to quit my job. My mom said I was overweight and heavy and need to exercise. I told them I would exercise but they said it was not enough. They wanted me to quit my job even though I promised I would, they did not believe me. So, I made a mistake and swore on Allah (Ta'ala) that If I did not reach my goal of proper weight I will quit my job. It is now end of march and I have not reached my goal. I know it was wrong to swear and I should not have done that. I apologised to Allah (Ta'ala). But I cannot quit my job due to financial troubles. Can something be done about this? I was told by someone that breaking a promise means 60 days of fasting or feeding the poor? But someone else told me that is only if it was done by accident and not intentionally. I am getting different answers from many people. Please help.

Q: There are "halaal" bank accounts at conventional banks, who engage in ribaa, and I was wondering if it is allowed to create an account at a conventional bank, which is closer and more convenient when there is an Islamic bank, but further away and with only I think one or two branches where I live. Because even though I would not be getting interest, they will still be benefiting from the money I gave them, via investing it in a permissible way, which helps their business, which is a ribaa bank. Please let me know if it is sinful.

Q: I have daughter in-law who is a revert and following our Deen but she loves her family an they come and visit her. What is the ruling? My daughter doesn't like it.

Q: Is reading books/novels allowed in Islam? If so what type of novels/books are permissible to read? Fictional or non fictional?

Q: In medical school you have to take anatomy class and dissect cadavers (dead bodies) for educational purposes of course. The cadavers are non-Muslim as far as I know but you wear gloves and lab coat while dissecting.

1) Do you have to do ghusal every time you have that class because you dissected the cadaver or is wudhu sufficient to do wudhu to pray namaz?

2) If you have more classes after that and you just wash your hands do you have to read anything while washing them?

Q: Could you please explain Surah Baqarah verse 190-193 and the meaning?

Q: I am facing a lot of problems and troubles. Kindly suggest me a proper stone to wear.

Q: Is it true that if you read Surah ikhlaas 200 times, you will get the benefit of 500 years of prayer?