Q: Can a wife just say she wants to end a marriage as she does not want her husband any longer? Is that a grounds for talaaq?

Q: Praying with paper money in ones wallet. Should we assume the paper to be clean as people could have touched them with najis hands while using it, like eating pork then touching it. I live in Holland and dutch people who are not Muslims eat pork.

Q: If you are wearing a perfume that has alcohol in it, can you pray salaah with that clothes?

Q: In besides Umrah and Hajj is it Sunnah or just permissible to shave the head? (I read Imam Tahawi Rahmatullahi alaih has mentioned it is sunnah).

Q: Can girls put nail polish when they are having periods? I have heard that girls cannot put nail polish even in periods because if they die while having nail polish it cannot be removed once a person dies, so their namaaz-e-janaaza cannot be performed. Is it true?

Q: What is the reason that if in the first or second rakaat Surah Fatiha is repeated twice (or half of more) it does require Sajdah Sahw, but if it is repeated in the 3rd or 4th rakaat, it does not require Sajdah Sahw?

Q: If one repeats Surah Fatiha in the 3rd or 4th rakaat of a fardh Salaah, will sajdah sahw be waajib? 

Q: Is there any ruling regarding giving fish to the newly-wed or just proposed couple? Like the girl's side must give the boy's side fish once they are engaged or married as this is sunnah? Please clarify?

Q: Can a shaafi follower follow hanafi fiqh in matters of tahaarah and purity and perform salah, fasting and hajj according to shaafi fiqh when he feels hanafi fiqh is easier in tahaarah matters than shaafi fiqh? Or can a shaafi follower adopt some opinions of the hanafi Imam in matters of tahaarah not as a whole because he feels it easier? Will he be sinning by doing like this when his intention is not to follow his nafs but to make his life easier? Allah Ta'ala and our Rasul (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) also teach that we should make our deen easy to follow?

Q: If a girl masturbates about her future husband is it haraam? If yes then how could one repent?