Q: Can you please refer any hadith stating that there is no such concept in Islam to hold Quran Khawani before getting married, I need to show it to my in-laws as they want to hold a Quran Khawani before the wedding ceremony, as they say it is better to start it with the name of Allah. I personally do not believe in these things, as I know they have no standing in Sunnah.
Q: I downloaded something haraam on my phone. They charged me a fee. I broke my sim card. Hence I won’t pay the entire fee. Although it is possible to get another sim card with the same number, does it suffice to seek Allah's forgivness alone?
Q: How long can we delay to perform nikah until all the guests arrive?
Q: If someone tells me you won't get jannah or I will not take you into jannah or a Hafiz tells me I wont take you into jannah or you won't go into jannah. Or anything else like this. Will they affect me or can I ever be deserving of it being told me and then will it affect me?
Q: Should food be prepared for the nikah or only for the walimah? Must it be the cheapest possible, like fresh fruit and vegetables instead of biryani?
Q: In jannah will we desire and have human friends and go out with them and enjoy it similar to that of this world?
Q: I go for driving lessons. In the car of the driving school, there is a picture of something from another religion and a sign on the key ring. Is it permissible for me to go to the driving school and use their keys?
Q: There was a time before I knew of whispers of the devil. I should think what if Prophet Muhammed (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) or someone else wants the women that I want or I should not pursue to marry a women because I have great love for her ,she's beautiful, etc and maybe Prophet Muhammed (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) or someone else wants her. I should also possibly think other stuff in this regard. I may have said stuff in this regard, will I be forgiven for them and are these thoughts whispers of the devil?
Q: Should I give money to people selling stuff that I don't need to buy without buying anything from them?
Q: In a video clip, Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri, soon after burying one of his workers, asks a person to offer adhan (Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar Laa Ilaaha illAllahu Allahu Akbar) alongside his grave and then is shown trying to spoon-feed the answers to the three questions that are asked in the grave. Is that act permissible in Shariah?