Q: If a person is living in his parents house and he has no resources to live somewhere else, so is it necessary in Islam to sell his parents house after their death? If he doesnt do that before getting financially stable, is there anything that his mother or father are getting gunah in the other world? I want to sell the house after some time just to ensure my mother or father is not getting any gunah for this? All my siblings have no problem with me living in the house.

Q: Why in Islam you are not allowed to eat or drink with the left hand? Is it mentioend in any hadith?

Q: If Surah Ikhlaas is mistakenly recited in the first Rakaat, what is the best Surah to then recite in the second Rakaat?

Q: My mother died when I was 8-9 months old and my father married another woman and had 2 more sons. But before that, my mother's property was all sold or distributed among many but me. I wasn't given a single portion of the property. And they even kept all this a secret from me till now, I wasn't even told that my real mother had died.

My question is that is this according to Islam, are they right or justified? And Is the selling and distributing of my real mother's property to others without her will (as she died suddenly) right/justified?

Q: Is it permissible to listen to the bayans of Moulana Tariq Jameel Sb?

Q: Is it permissible and advisable to hang a picture frame on the wall if the picture is of an inanimate object?

Q: I was in the car and going towards the mosque and it was me and the driver in the car. We were getting late for prayer in the mosque and got stuck in a alley in the car. To the best of memory I got out and asked the driver that just park towards the side of this alley and come as namaz is getting late. He said no no the car will get scratched. I made it to the mosque Alhumdullilah and got 1 rakah of prayer and prayed that he also makes it. Afterwards I found out that he missed the prayer and prayed alone in the mosque. Have I done someting bad or a sin?

Q: Here in our area, when someone dies people do khatams like reading various zikrs like Subhan Allah for 1 lac times etc. so that the deceased might get sawab. Is there any Islamic basis for it? Also does the deceased really get sawab from this if his own children are doing these adhkars?

Q: If a husband and wife sign the following agreement "If (husband) ever hits or abuses (wife), (wife) can apply for a court divorce" The husband hits the wife after that but not hard and verbally abuses the wife but she does not want to apply for a court divorce. Does divorce take place?

Q: I've lost some jewellery. I've looked everywhere but cannot find it. Can you please give me a dua to read.