Q: Can a woman remove her ordinary body hair by using any hair removal cream or any other home remedies by not exposing her aurah?

Q: Sometimes I notice a stain (white, mazi) on my pants but I don't know when it came out of my private part. I don't know if I need to repeat the previous salaat or not? What should I do in this situation?

Q: If one does not know dua e qunoot what should he recite in place of it?

Q: Is it permissible to have congregational duaa after fardh salaah? The masjid I go to does congregational duaa after salaah but I have heard that this is not a sunnah practice.

Q: In wudhu if I touch my husband wudhu breaks? While performing umrah if I hold my husbands hand will my wudhu break? Please tell me.

Q: I just wanted to tell there is a lot of problems at home, constantly there is fighting at home. There are fights happening every day and my Bhabhi and my brothers are very rude to my parents. I request if you would help me and suggest something so that insha Allah everything goes well at home and everything is normal. Please suggest me the best dua from your end so that insha Allah everything goes well Insha Allah.

Q: Is jamaat salaah correct if the imam forgets to read loud in the first two raka'ahs. Please explain.

Q: Is it permissible to use permanent hair dye? Does it allow water to sink into the skin or does it just sit on the hair like a coating? Also if the hair dye contains alcohol, can I use it and then wash it out?

Q: Are the Jews and Christian of today still considered to be Ahle Kitaab. Especially the Christians, can one get married to them even though they do not accept Islam on the basis that they are Ahle Kitaab? 

Q: I have been married since the last four years. It's an arranged marriage. My husband is very abusive, physically and verbally and would always threaten to leave me. We would somehow get back together and I would forgive and forget everything. That will probably make the situation worse. But now I can't ignore it. I have to tell him that he cannot talk to me in that way, it hurts me. If it continues, and he is not willing to open up or show me respect, then I would consult someone who knows and cares about me and my family who can help me to figure out how to best deal with the situation. I know there are lots of couples that argue and then talk about it afterwards but I don’t talk about arguments, but about galiyaan. He shouldn’t be giving me gaaliyan. I don’t care how big his ego is. There is no excuse for giving his wife gaaliyan, calling me prostitute. It hurts! If I forgive him an let it go easily he’s going to think his gaaliyan are acceptable by me. I don’t let him ever think it’s okay for him to curse me. I am his wife, his other half, marriage is based on respect for each other, and if one partner has lost respect for the other half, how long can one go on? What should I do?