Q: regarding the word Sayyiduna. i understand this is a title of respect, but should we not stick to the original wordings of the Ahadith when making duaa etc. for example someone may add Sayyiduna, then Moulana. Someone will add Jalle Jalalahu when reading durood after the name of Allah. So someone else will add and add and the original will be distorted. The addition of such words implies that the original wordings are not respectful enough?

Q: My friend performed his nikah (khutab) himself in presence of two male witness, is this nikah valid?

Q: Regarding the word sayyiduna as a title of respect for the Nabi (Sallahu Alaihi Wasallam), is this title reserved for him only or can it be used for all Sahabah and Ambiya?

Q: Can one purchase gold coins over the internet?

Q: The mayyit leaves behind 3 daughters 2 grand daughters (sons daughters) one haqeeqi brother 2 haqeeqi sisters and one akhyaafi sister. Who will inherit and how much would they inherit?

Q: Reading salaat behind Imam in jamaat, in the last two rakaat what should one recite, according to Shafii Maslak?

Q: Is permissable for a lady to not wash her hair for ghusal-e-janabah at fajr time and just make masah if it is very cold or if she gets headaches when washing her hair or if she is sick?

Q: What are the different lengths of the zulfa and is it permissible to cut the protruding hair around the ear?

Q: Can some one have naflee roza without sehri?

Q: Here in our small Muslim community in U.K. we hear a lot of things happening in the Middle East Syria etc. from people amongst us who went there. Horrible things are being done to our Muslim brothers and sisters there and it is really pitiable. So when does it becomes compulsory upon us to answer the call of these oppressed Muslim brothers and sisters? Will we be sinners if we don’t answer their call?