Q: I made an oath that I won’t do a particular thing in my life ever again at any time in the future. If I do, I will become a kaafir. In the Tamil language any time gives the meaning of whenever, anytime in the future also used instead of whenever. I don’t know exact what I meant. Some times I feel like I might have used whenever word also. Now how can I be free from this oath. Does that mean I will become kaafir whenever I doit ?
Q: Please advise if a son in law can be a mahram for his mother in law in performing umrah.
Q: Is it sunnah to shave the moustache or trim the moustache? If both are sunnah, which one is more preferred?
Q: In an automatic washing machine we just have to put the clothes and the detergent and it automatically fills water and washes the clothes as well as it automatically drains the water after washing. Will the impure clothes become paak or pure? Some scholars say that washing impure clothes in an automatic washing machine does not make it paak.
Q: I was offering the four rakat sunnat before zuhr in the mosque. I was offering the second rakat when the iqaamat started, so I completed my salah like a two rakah prayer to join the jamaat. Will I have to offer the sunnat again after zuhr or is it permissible to skip it? And also should I do sajdah sahw when I repeat the sunnah to after the jamaat?
Q: I made a mistake in one of the prayers but forgot to do sajdah sahw and got up. Later I remembered and then repeated the prayer. Should I perform sajdah sahw in the repeated prayer?
Q: If a man tells his wife during an argument, ‘I swear to Allah, we will be divorced’ does this mean the couple are divorced?
Q: Why are wives so defiant? They refuse to listen to their husbands?
Q: Why is it said in Islam that women are not supposed to cook for their husbands?
Q: If a husband and wife would like to peform jamaat salaah at home, would they stand just like how two people would normally stand?