Q: Is the barber also accountable for cutting the beard of this customer if the customer demands so, is it haraam?

Q: Is money made from wedding photography and an album shop halaal?

Q: Is going to a mixed event a major sin?

Q: Is shaking hands with a girl a major sin for a man?

Q: Can I get an injection from a female nurse?

Q: Can men give gym training to women?

Q: I know that if a person will be performing qurbaani, then he should avoid removing his hair and nails during the first ten days of Zul-Hijjah, until his qurbaani animal has been slaughtered.

However, when performing hajj, I am told that you should remove your hair and nails before the 7th Zul-Hijjah. My questions are as follows:

1. If you are performing qurbaani and hajj, when should you remove your hair and nails?

2. Do you need to perform the qurbaani yourself, or can it be performed at home (back in South Africa) by someone else (parents, siblings or your children)?

Q: When doing tamattu or qiraan hajj, will the damm-e-shukr suffice for one's normal qurbaani, or will the qurbaani have to be done separately? If one is unable to slaughter an animal for damm-e-shukr, then what should he do?

Q: Our Muslim neighbours offered my husband chicken biryani but we were not sure if the chicken was halaal or not since we've seen them before buying non halaal chicken but they argue that its halaal. We removed the chicken from the biryani and ate the rice but we felt bad about it. What must be done in such situations? 

Q: I have heard that Hazrat Aasiyah (radhiyallahu anha) will be among the wives of Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) in Jannah, but I do not know whether this is true or not. Can I make dua to Allah Ta'ala to make me the husband of Hazrat Aasiyah (radhiyallahu anha) in Jannah?