Q: I wanted to know what we should do with TV(s) we no longer want to keep in the house, alhumdulillah the usage of TV has reduced considerably in our house and I wanted to know can we sell the TV or do we need to break it and throw it away so no one else can use it, and we cannot be held accountable for others sins due to them watching the TV?
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Q: We are a group of Muslims thinking of starting an online web shop for Muslim married couples. We would like to sell adult related items (sex toys). Is this permissible?
Q: If a young girl is sexually abused and when she grows up, does she have to tell her husband when she gets married because marriages involves honesty. If she does not tell, she is keeping things from him. Is that allowed?
Q: Is make-up allowed in Islam?
Q: After having a baby, you are on your periods for 40 days. Does that mean that its not allowed to read namaz for that time period?
Q: Are ladies allowed to cut fringes in their hair to please their husbands?
Q: Is normal hair dye like blonde allowed for a woman?
Q: I have a question about whether it would be allowed for a Muslim to donate breast milk for use by babies. Secondly would it be allowed for a Muslim mom to allow her baby to use donated breast milk on a newborn infant.
Background information: bottle feeding is both expensive +\- minus R400 per month and needs to be sterilized. For the poor person who is unable to breast feed, mom who's dead or too ill this could lead to serious illness in the child. For instance over diluting to save money would lead to malnourishment. Or people without access to electricity may not heat the bottles leading to child getting severe infections.
Q: I am 52 years old. I wear a hijab but not a nikab. An Alima advised me that this is fine as long as my neck & chest is covered. Please advise if this is true or am committing a sin by not wearing a nikab?