Q: My question is in Islam is it obligatory for a person to look after his mum or mother in-law?

Q: Is it allowed for family members to go against rules that parents have made for their kids? For example, when a child has an upset tummy, parents ask family not to give the child things to eat without asking the parents first?

Q: Are prawns categorized as fish and if not what are they and will this make them halaal, makrooh or haraam?

Q: Is there any Islamic reason for a person sleep talking almost every night?

Q: If a ladies brother in-law has touched her without her consent with desire what will be the state of her nikaah?

Q: I overslept and was late awakening for the fajr Salaah. Thinking it to be very late, I prayed wudhu and only the two fard of Fajr. However after reading this, I checked the perpetual calendar and realised there was still 11 minutes before sunrise. I immediately prayed both my sunnah and my fard of fajr, with 3 minutes still left for sunrise. Was this correct of me? What should I have done in this situation. Is my salaah valid?

Q: I'm a female. Is the brother of my grandmother (mother of my mother or mother of my father) a mahram for me?

Q: When I meet my wife but do not have the actual intercourse with her, thin fluid comes out from my private part. If I clean it in the morning then is it ok or is it necessary to have ghusal?

Q: My father passed away long time before. He loved to do the Hajj but he couldn't. As a son, can I do it for him? ( I finished my hajj before).

Q: Previously I asked about a man who passed away but for the majority of his life did not pray Salaah. As per your previous reply, fidya can be given on behalf of the deceased: What do the Ulama state about a person who is not an heir but is related to the deceased, can they give the fidya on his behalf? Furthermore, how does one calculate the fidya per Salaah?