Q: Is it a sin to use someone's belongings without their permission if they know you use it and have never expressed any displeasure?

Q:

1. What is the status of tasbeeh of rukoo and sajdah? Fardh, waajib or sunnah?

2. What if in an individual salaah one does not recite the tasbeeh of rukoo or sajdah, is the salaah valid?

Q: What is the difference between ‘bi iznillah’ and ‘Insha-Allah’and what could be the sources of these two phrases?

Q: In America, a baby gets child benefits from the government. Can the father take a loan from the child's money to perform hajj and return the debt once he has the money? The baby is na-baaligh.

Q: If somebody says "I don't want to be a Muslim anymore" when very angry but in their heart there's belief, did they apostate?

Q:

1. If beer, wine, alcohol touches my clothes, does it make them impure?

2. Is the prayer accepted while wearing such clothing?

Q: There seems to be a growing trend amongst our Muslims to pass on the responsibility of taking care of elderly parents to the daughters. Sons are evading the responsibilities although they inherit 2 shares and daughter in laws are afraid to accept that's it's the husband's responsibility and use hundreds of justifications on why the daughter should look after the elderly parents. Although knowledgeable about Allah's wisdom in choosing the sons, but are in total denial. In some instances, daughters are battling financially but are bullied into taking over the responsibility of the sons. Please advise and also have this as an ongoing discussion because people are conveniently stuck in their thinking about this issues because it doesn't serve their needs or are in huge denial although clearly spelt out in Allah's commands.

Q: Is it allowed to use widely advertised shampoos and soaps with non-halaal ingredients?

Is it allowed if it is for medical reasons like to cure dandruff, acne, etc.?

Q: According to the Hanafi mazhab, females are supposed to be close to the ground during sajdah and should therefore put their elbows on the ground. But there is a Hadith in which Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) says that doing so is imitating dogs. Maybe that hadith was meant only for men, but just to be on the safe side, am I allowed to raise my elbows off the ground?

Q: I often recite Surah Alaq in salaah, but do not perform the sajdah-tilaawah in the last aayah, even though I recite it. Is my salaah valid? What is the ruling?