Q: I have been in touch with nutrabay company in terms of their product being halaal or not, especially the rennet used in whey protein, is it deprived from halaal source. 

I received a reply via authentic email id of their site: 

"Thank you for sharing your detailed query regarding whey protein and the source of rennet. We truly appreciate your awareness and careful consideration. 

We would like to inform you that the raw materials used in our whey protein, including the rennet involved in the process, are halal certified. You can confidently choose either whey protein isolate or concentrate, as both meet the required standards." 

My question is, can I consume their products assuming it is halaal by their email confirmation alone? As they did approve my detailed query and affirmed that their products are halaal!

Q: People often say that people who went to Darul Ulooms or Islamic schools do not know how to communicate with women and non-Muslims after they leave. I want to know if this opinion is correct from an Islamic perspective.

Q: 

1. It is said that no eye has seen Jannah, so if people say they have seen Jannah in a dream, what is the case here? 

2. If someone feels that they have had a vision of Jannah in a state of being awake and they see someone wearing a white garment, could they have seen Jannah because in the Quran it is described that the people of Jannah will have green clothing? Can one know for sure if they have seen a vision of Jannah?

Q: My father wants advice regarding his will. 

He wants to know if he gave his sons their shares while he was alive, does he needs to include the sons in the will if they have received their shares already? He has not given his daughter's their shares yet, only the sons. 

And is the ruling the same regarding the distribution of assets for the father and mother to the children in the will?

Q: I wanted to ask for some guidance regarding circumcision for a revert. 

Is it fardh for an adult revert to undergo circumcision, or is it considered sunnah? I am particularly concerned about the medical risks involved, such as possible infection and bleeding, especially as an adult. 

How should someone in this situation approach the matter, balancing religious obligations with health considerations? Are there circumstances where it can be delayed or excused?

Q: I made vow to Alimghty that I will spend that much amount on needy people. Is there any solid time bar in which I have to complete and spend all amount?

Q: To recite Aayat e Karima 125000 times, is it necessary to read daily or can we read 2-3 times a week due to busy schedule?

Q: What is the ruling on a muqtadi repeatedly clearing his throat during ṣalaah without need, where no audible words are formed—does it nullify the prayer?

Q: If another persons child comes to the musjid and is playing or makes noise can I hit him? If the child is between 7 and 12.

Q: I wanted to marry a girl but later they told me that her mother breastfed me once when I was less than one year. I researched about it and according to my knowledge in Quran it is forbidden to marry but there is no evidence of how many times of breastfeeding is required. From hadith I found that there is one hadith from Hazrat Aaisha (radhiyallahu anha) which states that five breastfeeding is required to make it haram. Please guide me regarding this issue.