Q: I have a question about my situation with my wife. We were not fighting over anything only I was stopping her from going to a friend’s place. I said to her that ‘I can’t stop you from going to your friends home, tum meri taraf say azad ho, you can go to her place or but my son can’t go with you…you can go wherever you want to go’. I said that twice exactly *mere traf sa tum Azad ho, tumhei main nahi rok sakta liken mera beta us ke ghar nahi jaie ga*. I did not have any intention of divorce because I cannot think of this act. I am worried about my choice of words as I used the word ‘azaad’.  I am so confused and I had no idea that the word ‘azaad’ also refers to divorce. Please guide.

Q: If someone has an orgasm and nothing comes out, ghusl is not necessary? But say after urinating or taking forty steps or sleeping some semen comes out without desire, will ghusl be required then?

Q: A musaafir joined a muqeem imam in a 4 rakaat salaah. His wudhu broke, so he had to leave. So when he repeats the salaah must he read 2 rakaats qasr or should he perform full 4 rakaats?

Q: If a lady is pregnant, and for the first few months experiences nausea. At times very severe and other times less severe. If the husband approaches the wife to engage in relations when the wife is slightly nauseas and she refuses, the husband gets angry. Is he at fault or is she at fault?

Q: Please advise: my 2 sisters were both divorced and did not sit or keep Idaat. Few years later they both got married again to different partners. What is the consequences for not keeping Idaat?

Q: Please advice if a lady has a long dress or abaya on that is not see through must she still wear a pants underneath when praying namaaz?

Q: I often eat so much food that I feel sick and like I'm about to pop I can't control it I can't stop eating . It's a mental ilness. What to do?

Q: In front of mayyit can we read qura'an? In India people sit in front of mayyith and read qura'an.

Q: In the Qur'an Allah Ta'ala says that the fuel of jahannam will be insaan and stones. My question is what did the stones do to deserve that Azhaab (punishment)?

Q: I have found a pious partner الحمد لله, Shukr for the duah Mufti it has proven effective. This lady with whom I am happy to be married. I have already proposed and she has said yes... الله أكبر Now, What am I to do Mufti? I surely have to spend some time with her to get to know her ... (going out with her and maybe having lunch with her?) I have noted this as she has grown fond of me during the little time I have spent with her. How should I go about acquainting myself with her so we can get to know one another better? Within a legal framework.