Q: By taking into account hadiths and Quran, are there any criterias about the boy to see when the father receives the proposal for his daughter? (such as beauty, wealth etc for example). And what about the criterias in the reversed situation? ie to what should see the boy's parents concerning the girl?
Q: A muslim girl and boy were in conversation in front of two male witnesses in which they expressed their desire to marry each other. Does this constitute a nikah?
Q: A husband and wife have been having numerous arguments. During the course of these arguments, the husband has, on many occasions, told the wife “ if you want to leave, pack your things and go”. Does this nullify the nikah?
Q: A husband uttered divorce thrice. The wife served iddat for one month and went back to the husband. Several months have passed and the wife has now gone back to her family. Does she now have to serve the remaining iddat?
Q: A child drank milk from a woman. Later vomited it all out. Would it be haram for this boy to marry this womans daughter. The families are very close to each other. (I said no, but they said, the boy vomit it out. i said, there is a possibility that some stayed in the stomach.) They want a response from a mufti saheb. To complicate it shiek Usaymeen of saudi arabia in his fatwa kitab said so long as it is not beyond 5 sucklings it is ok, this maybe the hanabila view. The person asking is hanafee)
Q: Is it permissible to invest in the 5 Rand Mandela coins (proof and mint state)?
Q: When a lady goes in ihraam and her periods begin, if her return flight is booked before her periods end, is there any leeway for her and what should she do in this situation? Is it necessary for her to delay her flight or is there any other alternative as well for her to come out of ihraam?
Q: I have a question regarding the appearance of the dajjal and shortage of food. In one report it says before his arrival, there will be shortage of food and drinks for 3 years (musnad ahmed).
However, in another hadith it says under the Mahdi, there shall be abundance of food to such an extent a man will say "mahdi, give me" and he shall reply "take it".
Now my confusion is that the dajjal is to emerge during the mahdi's time, so how to reconcile the two situations?
Q: In Surah Yunus ayat 87 when Musa (Alayhis Salaam) was told to turn the houses into a qiblah, which direction did they turn? What was the qiblah of the jews during the time of Musa (Alayhis Salaam)?
Q: Is it a sunnah to have salt before and after eating? And is it a sunnah to have sweet things before and after eating? If it is sunnah, what type of sunnah is it?