Q: One of my friends saw in his dream that one hazrat was standing and that hazrat called my friend and said that I will introduce you to someone who is the king of this world. He introduced him saying that this is prophet Mohammed (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) and my friend spoked to Rasoolul Allah sallallahu alaihi wasallam. And he said to my friend to follow my words and follow my sunnah... Can u tell me if this is good?
Q: If a person forgets to read Bismillah walhamdulillah at the beginning of wudhu and remembers it during wudhu, will he get the same reward if he reads it at that time? If not, can he start wudhu again to be able to read the duaa? Or must he make a second wudhu?
Q: Is it appropriate to wear a short kurta whose length is till above the knee?
Q: Is the extra reward for halq over qasr restricted to Hajj and Umrah only or applicable all the time?
Q: I married a hindu who became muslim in England because she was in love with me. As soon as she became Muslim she started having many arguments with me, and was angry with anything I did with my first wife and she even tried overdosing. After I did not agree with her behaviour, which included terrible sexual insults. It has been 1 month since my first wife went back to her family in India and is keen for me to take her back, which I would be prepared to. I did warn her that that we divorced - I want to know whether we are. If I was to meet her and we made love would that be permissible as there is uncertainty whether it is three divorces or two, whilst the other comments reiterated previous warnings.
Q: Should a person be covered when reading or reciting the Qur'an for respect?
Q: Are men allowed to wear platinum rings?
Q: I read in a book that a woman cannot show her arms and legs to a non Muslim because they may get attracted. What is the fatwa?
Q: If I make a mistake while leading salaah and the salah needs to be repeated, should the iqamat be given again?
Q: In our masjid I get people to sit close to the mimbar for Islamic talks. Can you please give me a Hadith on how close the companions would sit with each other that a cloth would cover them.