Q: After shaving the beard can a person perform Salaah? Will it be valid?

Q: We have a Muslim lady worker. She comes and does the work and after finishing our work she goes to a nearby shop as a sales girl. She doesn't wear burqa while going out, so can we ask her to buy something for us on her way back to home? I mean if we ask her to buy our things will we be like sharing her sin of not wearing burqa and going out?

Q: When I started working, I took out an educational plan for my children. However, they misinterpreted my plan for a retirement plan. Am I allowed to use the money from this retirement plan even though the intention was for an educational plan?

Q: I have a female friend who drinks alcohol and consumes weed which is considered haram. How should I stop her and suggest a dua so that I can pray for her and help her out. I want her to change and bring her to the right path.

Q: I am a mazoor suffering from urine incontinence. My private part is always soiled with urine. I want to know whenever I wash my private part after urinating, the water falls on my underwear and remember my private part is soiled with urine. Is my underwear pure or impure?

Q: Black hair dye is prohibited. Is there such a thing as black mehndi for hair? If so, is that allowed?

Q: I work with non-Muslims so the following situations arise:

1. How should I greet them because if I do not greet them then they feel offended?

2. When they say seasons greetings or compliments of the season at December time, how should I reply?

Q: A woman is newly married. Whenever her husband comes in front of her and even in the same room, she feels very nervous. She feels like butterflies in her stomach and tingly sensation in the private area. Some liquid comes out. She is very confused that is this mani or mazi?

Q: Food prepared and distributed as a charity or food bought at a hotel and distributed as charity, which is dearer to Allah (Ta'ala)?

Q: My daughter accepted a proposal and the boys parents asked for the Nikah to be done. My Daughter accepted as it was the correct thing to do. She never moved to her marital home . As she never been with any men or involved in any relationships, the two brief visits with her husband was a bit uncomfortable. She felt awkward if he held her hand etc. This was the first time ever alone with a male in a relationship. She was very anxious and nervous. The Husband gave her talaaq as he felt she was meant to be in love with him when she agreed to the Nikaah. The Mother has sent back all the gifts we gave him and ashurah gifts we sent them. They also feel that there is no iddat. The talaaq was sent by sms. The Boys parents didn't want to wait or try. My daughter started her iddat. The marriage was not consummated.