Q:
1. Is it permissable for males to remove hair on the following body parts: the chest, feet, hands and forearms, and legs.
2. While making masah of a zulfar in wudhu, is it permissible to groom the hair, e.g wetting it and grooming it in such a way where one ensures that it is neat.
Q: If a woman has menses or haiz for 6 or 7 days and takes ghusl after seeing the white discharge. Since the white discharge is normally slightly yellowish in color during her pure days. If she sees a slight yellowish discharge on her undergarments, will it be counted as haiz and does she have to perform ghusl again?
Q: A boy wants to marry me but he is already married and soon to be a father too. I try to ignore him but he is so possessive and said he will marry me whatever happens and he will try everything to marry me. He is doing wazeefas and he has a rohani mashire too. The boy is so commiteed to marry me but I am so worried because I can't live with his wife. I cant bear it because he stops every marriage proposal that comes to my house for me. Please help me.
Q: Kindly tell me an effective ism-e-azam for the qabooliyat of dua.
Q: My husband wants to colour his beard with dye which has ingredients that are prohibited for ghusl. Is it permissible?
Q: Is it necessary to have wudhu to touch the Qai'da because it contains Qur'anic verses?
Q:
1. Can we do aqeeqa and qurbani in a cow?
2. Can we do aqeeqa in a cow on normal days instead of 2 goats for a boy.
Q:
1. Will my kaafaaratul yameen be done if I give ONE poor person R200, as R20 is what an average meal would cost, or will it be more. If it is more, then how much will suffice?
2. I took an oath that I will not do a certain action, and if I did then I would keep 60 consecutive fasts. I then did the action, resulting in my oath breaking. What should I do now? How many fasts must I keep and how will I cover up for breaking the oath?
Q: If we come across any statement in the bible or any other religious book which is correct in Islam, should we respect that, even though the wording is different?
Q: I am a Muslim guy and I have been in a relationship with a christian girl for a while. I am trying to make this relationship permissible on all aspects and I want to marry her but we are not planning to register this marriage in the court (not legal marriage) just Islamic so that we can be confident that whatever we are doing is not a sin/Haram. We are very serious in this relationship and we want to take it to a legal marriage level but not now since she is still a college student and her parents and not fine with her getting married that early. I believe, I can fulfil all the Islamic marriage requirements from bringing in witnesses to announcing my marriage. It's worth mentioning that we live apart in two different cities, more than 6 hours away from each other but we do see each other every once in a while.
My question is: Is marry this girl according to the Islamic laws permissible?