Q: Is it permissible to post videos on Whatsapp with photos of people where the sole intention is to impart a Deeni message or to educate people islamically?

Q: If a Muslim celebrates birthdays or anniversaries, does he/she become a kaafir? Does he/she need to renew the shahaadah again?

Q: Can we read these duas in fardh salaah:

Dua between the 2 sajdahs and حمدا کثیرا طیبا مبارکا فیه after raising from ruku? Or are they to be read in sunnah and nafil salah only

Q: Can Muslims keep a bearded dragon as a pet?

Q: The burning from the ankles, knees, waist, etc., will it start from the grave or will it be delayed till the Day of Judgmant?

Q: My friend and I are unemployed. Can we work in a credit card company? Is it allowed to work in this sector because the insurance and loan sectors are haraam for us.

Q: I am currently going through a divorce with my ex husband. We Islamically divorced last year in March.

He still lives at home in a separate room. I don’t see him throughout the day as me and him are at work, however we sleep under the same roof in separate rooms. He won’t move out till our divorce is finalised and I give him money towards the divorce as I applied for Khula. I know he doesn’t have to give me my haq maher.

I want to know If I am committing a sin by being in the same house as him since he won’t leave. I’ve asked him lots of times but nothing is working to get him to understand and to make him realise that he shouldn’t be in the same house as me. I don’t know what to do as he ignores my solicitors letters and requests as I am wasting my money on solicitors. Can you please guide me. 

Q: How do we cure depression? I pray five times a day. I am a religious type of person and I feel that Allah Paak is so close to me, but I always had depression. Can you please help me and tell me why this happens.

Q: Why are some animals suffering in this world? Some animals just live in the middle of sadness and pain and die a painful death. And finally they just become dust and disappear after death. I don't mean the animals that we slaughter by the law of Allah Ta'ala, or animals that are killed by other animals by law of nature which law Allah Ta'ala gave them. I mean those animals that are abused by heartless people.

For example, I often see some people throw stones at dogs, or some pet shop owner's kill unsold cats, or some cow herders hit their cows with a stick strongly, etc.

Will these animal's suffering pay off someday by Allah Ta'ala? If "Yes" then I would like to know when and how? 

Q: A Muslim man has the name Mubashar. He has the nickname 'Mubs'. Is this type of nickname permissible?