Q:

1. Are the wrists and ankles part of a woman's awrah in front of non mahram men.

2. When a woman covers herself when leaving her home, is it forbidden for her to cover herself with colours which are bright? If it is forbidden then which colours will be regarded as bright?

3. Due to widespread sinning nowadays will it be prohibited for a woman to travel any distance without a mahram?

4. Is it permissible for a woman to cover her own hair in front of non mahram men by wearing a wig? If not then why?

5. When a woman covers her face in front of non mahram men, is it compulsory for her to cover her eyes by wearing a mesh fabric over her eyes or can she show both eyes or only one eye?

Q:

1. Are pictures of skulls, stick figures, snowmen, and scarecrows permissible.

2. Are very small pictures and very small videos permissible on mobile phone screens.

3. Is it permissible to build snowmen and scarecrows.

Q: We have asked some people after some authentic proof if they are Qadiyaanis but they are denying it and saying that there is nothing like that but the person who told us about them is a very close blood relation. They are denying all of these. Now we are in a fix as to what to do. Whom should we believe?

Q: How should a bridal shower be held and what should be done at such a gathering?

Q: One of my colleagues told me that you can make tayammum by touching the seat of the car or the floor of the car while traveling if you don't have water for wudu. Is this correct?

Q: If during the azaan, one forgets to call out a certain phrase, then what should one do?

Q: I want to repent, for the sins I committed, in front of Allah Ta‘ala at the time of tahajjud. Can you please tell me what i should do to repent?

Q: If a person is performing six, eight, ten or twelve rakaats of tahajjud, should he perform them in sets of two, making salaam after every two rakaats, or can he perform them all together and make salaam at the end?

Q: Is it permissible to serve pork in your house for your non-Muslim guest?

Q: If one swallowed phlegm or saliva (without the intention of quenching one's thirst), will the fast be nullified?