Q: Is it permissible to take pictures of food?

Q:

1. If I am praying behind the imam and I have a few rakats to pray, when do I stand up; after the imam's first salam or when he finishes both salams?

2. If I stand up after the first salam, is my prayer valid?

Q: Where can I spend bank interest money, cashbacks, etc.? Can I donate this money to charity?

Q: When one sees the Ka'bah Shareef for the first time (whether in one's life or when one travels to Makkah Mukarramah and sees the Ka'bah Shareef the first time), should one raise his hands in dua or not?

Q: If a dog licks my shoes, is it necessary for me to purify them the same way I have to purify my clothes when there’s an impurity of them?

Q: When we say Allah ki Raza and Allah ka Ghussa what does that mean? I read that Allah doesn’t not experience emotions like humans so when we say of a quality of Allah that resembles humans, we take the end result as it’s meaning.

For example Mercy of Allah means Allah’s Favor. So please explain Raza and Ghussa in this context.

Q: What to do if an elder in the family mentally disturbs me?

Q: I am a 30 year old newly married male. When I touch or kiss my wife, a little amount of semen comes out. In this condition can I perform namaz by washing the affected area without changing clothes or underwear?

Q: My question is about the UK student loans. I took out the loan to go to university not knowing back then that it was haraam. The UK student finance does't require you to pay anything back until you earn above a certain amount. However it does start taking interest from day one of the loan being given. I have now started a job and will have to pay back the loan which is taken out of my salary every month. 

My question is whether it is better for me to try and save up and get rid of the loan as soon as possible or is it ok if I continue paying as it is as the loan gets wiped off after 30 years. Either way I am paying interest.

The first option means I get rid off my debt as soon as possible, whilst the second one means that I may end up not even paying back as much as I borrowed as the loan gets woed out after 30 years. Whilst pursuing the second option I would contribute more to charirty inshaAllah. I need advise on which path is better.

Q:

1. If I am offering my qadha namaz and iqamah is called for the next prayer, do I have to stop praying qadha?

2. If I prayed full qadha namaz in this situation, is my qaza prayer valid?

3. What if I am just about to complete my qadha prayer and iqamah is called for the next prayer?