Q: Is it permissible for father and son to get married to 2 sisters?

Q: A friend who has haraam income gave me clothing. Is there a way where I can make the wearing of the clothing permissible?

Q: I was raised in a Hanafi family and I pray my salat according to the Hanafi school. But recently I found out that prophets prayer was a little bit different than the way Hanafis pray. For example, Hanafis DONT raise their hands before going to the Rukuh and while straightening up from the Rukuh. So I was thinking should I start praying like the way Hanbalis pray? I go to a Hanafi masjid. Can I pray like this over or should I act like a pure Hanafi?

Q: I have a chronic disease with no cure, which is the inability to hold urination. My clothing is always soiled with urine.

1. Do I have to change every time I have to pray, knowing that most of the time I'm away from home. What if I can not pray on time?
2. Sometimes I start to pray and urine comes out, do I have to finish or stop praying?

Q: If money collectors comes to some ones door and they are collecting for the building of new mosque,  but they are people with wrong aqidah. If one gives them some money without the intention of supporting their ideas, is this kufr?

Q: My question is about a thief. Is there any punishment for a thief according to Quran?

Q: I've been looking for hizbul bahr here in pakistan and can't find it. I live need the madrassah of hakeem akhtar saahib, and the booksellers don't know about it. Is there a downloadable version on the net anywhere?

س: لو أدخل الشخص نقوده في البنك التقليدي، و زاد البنك النقود الربوية على نقوده الشخصية، و بعد زمان مات هذا الشخص. هل لأقرباءه حق الميراث في تلك النقود الربوية؟ و هذا هو الحال في كثير من الأسر الإسلامية حتى في الدول الإسلامية.

س: هل الصحيح عند أهل السنة والجماعة أن أبا بكر (رضي الله عنه) - أفضل الناس و خيرهم  بعد الانبياء؟

Q: I have been married few years and there are problems in the marriage which I consulted the ulama, yet my husband continues his nasty behaviour.  The problem now is that with regards to inlaws too, my husband refuses to mend the relationship, although having full power to do so, he rather avoids the issues and subjects himself to be in the 'middle'. He has always had this habit of lying to me abt every small thing, and I always find out the truth later on. It has come to a point where he even lies and says that he is going to do some work for inlaws but instead, he takes them out and enjoys the day with them, how bad is this? Please give me advice.