Q: For the past few days I haven't had a wet dream the tip has been damp or dry in the morning there is no liquid inside (semen). I don't know if I had a wet dream in the past week.

Q: In jamaat I had a wet dream and I was sleeping in the jamaat khaanah and I had nothing under me and when I had a wet dream I looked inside and there was fresh semen drops and also a patch of semen on my clothes and after I looked I laid back on my side again when this occurred I was laying on my back the while having a wet dream I slowly moved to my side then I checked and could see a big patch of semen. I was half asleep and I moved a bit more to my side. I don't know if the semen touched the carpet in the jamaat kanah. It's worrying me.

Q: 

1. I soaped my body and under private parts and arm pits twice so is my ghusl done and I forgot to put water in the belly button and in the ears so I went back in and put water in the ears and belly button. Is my ghusl done?
2. I was laying down and my legs were closed together and I could feel jerks like a few but not like the ones when semen comes out so would I need to do ​ghusl in the Mornning? There was no liquid and the tip was dry.
3. While I was reading fajr I felt a strain in the penis but I don't know if anything came out

Q: I soaped my whole body and rinsed. Is my fard ghusl done?

Q: If a person has a disease such as HIV/AIDS and cannot afford the medication (1000$/month). Is it permissible to get insurance or use insurance benefits from work that one pays for in part?

Q: I am fond of eating food three times a day e.g. breakfast, lunch and dinner and in between these meals I eat some kind of snacks like sandwiches or samoosas etc and I am doing this for a very long time and it has become a habit. I feel shamed and regret for what I am doing but this thing has become so habitual that upon trying to quit I cannot, I can just control for one or two days and again I do the same. Is this a sinful Act? Please advise on this matter. 

Q: Can I demand separate accommodation (a house) from my husband?

Q: Is one permitted to apply a womans breast milk, not necessarily ones own wifes, to his skin to treat skin conditions. It is said to be very beneficial. This is having tried most other medications and methods available already.

Q: Is there a hadith that was collected by Al-Bayhaqi in which the Prophet said: 'Say what is true, although it may be bitter and displeasing to people.'? If so, can you give the exact reference? And is the hadith authentic in its meaning?

Q: Should a woman perform wuzu again and again for every namaaz after breastfeeding a baby?