Q: A marhoom has left behind a 50 kg powder milk. Her niyyat was to sell it and cover up her outstanding debts. The debts are not fully paid off. Therefore does it fall part of her possessions which needs to be distributed amongst the heirs which involve non baaligh children? Or what should be done with it?
Q: Is it permissible for ladies to use black mehndi for their nails and applying on their hands?
Q: Is there a difference between iddat in hanafi and shafi mazhab?
Q: What is the position of waseela that we make dua to be granted to our beloved prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) after Azan?
Q: Can you please give me the meaning of the names Yamaan and Tayyibah?
Q: Kindly advise me on the following:
A womans last haiz ended on the 01/02. On the 03/03 at 6:35 pm she noticed some blood, however the bleeding did not continue and she continued to have a clear discharge in the days that followed and continued with her salaahs. On the 05/03 at 6:35pm she started bleeding as normal. From which day will she consider her haiz to have started.
Q:
1. Must the hairs that collect on the comb/brush be buried?
2. Must the hairs that fall out when combining/brushing the hair be collected and buried?
3. Must the hair removed from the eyebrows, nose, mustache, chest, legs, etc. all be buried?
4. When having a shower/bath, hairs that fall off sometimes tangle up together around the drain. Must this be buried?
Q: What is the duration for a husband and wife to be separated from each other? What if that limit is exceeded?
Q: Before I had an idea about not celebrating birthdays, but on my first birthday in university, I gave a treat thinking that to feed someone is good, but I don't know if it's correct or wrong! Now, my second birthday is about to come and I don't know what to do if they greet me on my birthday, Alhamdulillah this year it's Sunday (I'll be on leave) but what reply must I give to the messages and phone calls from people who greet me (as I don't want to celebrate/give a treat in the name of a birthday), could you please tell me?
Q: I am planning on buying a new house that costs $250,000. However, I do not have enough money to pay the full amount up front and I do not want to pay interest on the house. The deal I have worked out with the company selling the house is that I will pay $300,000 for the house but I will not pay any interest. Meaning, I will pay $2,000 every month for 150 months for a total of $300,000. This way the company will make some money on the house and I will not pay any interest.
Is this a permissible deal for me to make?