Q: My 30 year old daughter, after divorce allowed her children to live with their father and she continued with her education. I had paid a sum to her university for her fees. Allah willing, she died during the semester and the university refunded the money.
My question is: Shall I keep this money or regard this as her inheritance?
Q: Forex trading currency through mobile app from standard bank. Money is transferred to shyft in rands, which can be used to purchase at any time through a physical card or virtual card. Rands can also be traded for four specific currencies. These currencies, if in possession can also be used for purchasing through a virtual card. From what I read, no interest is involved and no hidden costs. Only fees for trading between currencies and amount is agreed before confirming transaction. This is called shyft from standard bank.
Is it permissible to use?
Q: The newspapers in our country contain Muslim names like Muhammad, the names of Allah which are used for a person etc. If I blot these names with a black marker in a way that it cannot be seen, after that can I use it for any other purpose (for example we use the newspapers for our cat’s toilet)?
Q: The rewards that are mentioned in the hadith for a hafiz (interceding for 10 family members, their parents being crowned on the day of Qiyaamah), do these apply for a hafiza also?
Q: Can you please help me with the Islamic ruling on the following:
1. If a woman in her iddah falls pregnant from another man during her iddah through adultery, how does that affect her iddah? She was not pregnant at the time the talaaq was given. She has not had relations with her husband at all for 4 months before the talaaq was given and neither after (they slept in different bedrooms). She had one menstrual cycle during the iddah and fell pregnant in month 2 with another man's child. This was the second talaaq as the husband issued one talaaq on a previous occassion but took her back during the iddah period. How will she proceed with the iddah?
2. If she aborts, how does that affect the iddah?
Q: Wouldn't it be permissible for a husband to check his wife's phone and her messages in WhatsApp and social media? I have seen some Ulama say it is not permissible because it is her private interactions. But I was confused about what they said. How else can you ensure that your wife is not falling into something bad? Isn't it like checking your child's phone?
Q: Is it allowed in Islam that a male can tie his hairs on the back of his head?
Q: Are we allowed to make English duas in Qunoot, after we recite Dua Qunoot?
Q: My relative gets money as a gift from a guy. She says that he gives it to her just because he has no sister and he wants her to be his sister. Allah knows the truth. She treats us with that money. Is it permissible for me to accept it even if most of her money is haraam?
Q: How to remove negative thoughts and feelings?