Q: Can I say the food is divine or must we abstain from using the word "DIVINE" to describe anything . Divinity only belongs to Allah. Nothing compares to Him. Rather say "Awesome"?

Q:

1) With the regard to your answer that the mani of women is yellowish and mazi is white. If a woman have a wet dream and she find white discharge that means this is mazi and don't need ghusl?

2) Sometimes I have very scary dream and I wake up with big shock but very sure there is no desire or pleasure so this is also count as wet dream?

3) If a woman does not have any wet dream but she find wetness how she can identify that this is sexual discharge or not?

Q:

1) If I have a wet dream but I am sure that discharge is mazi not mani, ghusl is waajib on me?

2) According to your answer if discharge is yellowish then it is mani and white discharge is mazi?

3) If I remember only that I saw a guy in my dream and not remember any erotic activity and find wetness then it does need ghusl or not?

3.1) In this situation if I have discharge, sometimes its white (like normal vaginal discharge) and sometimes its colourless discharge, does it require ghusl or not?

Q: While in the state of ihraam, is it permissible for a male and female to wipe their face and head with a towel after performing wudhu or ghusl? If it is not permissible, will damm be compulsory? 

Q: Can Muslim bridegrooms wear wedding sherwani suits?

Q: A girl is engaged to a guy, her nikaah will be after few months. The guy's sister is close friend of the girl. So is there anything wrong if the girl asks her friend who is the guy's sister to convey him some deeni demands that she has from her future husband? (like the girl wants her husband to get involved in work of tableegh and wear Islamic dresses and few other demands). Similarly, is there anything wrong if she put forth these demands to her future husband via his sister?

Q: What is the distribution of 1.8 million between 4 sisters, 3 brothers and mother?

Q: Is any income earned by way of fixed deposit or any other interest based scheme offered by government permissible for a widow or someone disabled?

Q: My mother is a widow and the only finance to run her house is the amount that comes against the government scheme which is interest base. My question is that is it permissible for me to have food there and receive gifts from her whenever I go to her house. I am married.

Q:

1) How many wives can you get in Jannah?

2) What things nullify Islam?

3) If your Islam gets nullifed, how do you become a Muslim again? Do you need to read the kalima tayebah again?