Q: Does Salaatut Tasbeeh forgive your major sins when you read it?

Q: If a person is traveling and not attending the jumuah, should he read 4 rakats zuhr or 2?

Q: If you don't read taraweeh salaah, will you be sinful?

Q: Are the sunnah acts within prayer (like dhikr) considered "emphasized sunnahs" so if you routinely not perform them, then it's sinful?

Q: If alot of people are sending durood to Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) at once, how does Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) reply to all?

Q: A women in her near 60's is diabetic, has blood pressure issues and foot corn such that if she walks much she get's pain in her legs. 

Now when she was married many years back, she was gifted some gold such that if that is sold she can pay for hajj. Initially she didn't do so. Now, she can only do hajj by selling the gold. She doesn't earn otherwise. Would hajj be fard on her?

Q: Does your wudhu break when sitting and sleeping in a plane or car seat?

Q: I have a small apartment, can I rent it to a tenant who is a music teacher in school? Is it permissible?

Q: My husband really likes red nail polish on my hands and feet, but I also want to pray properly. I have to remove my nail polish every time I make wudu, which is becoming very difficult. 

I’ve heard about halal/water-permeable nail polish. After making wudu, if I apply it, can I pray with it, or does it still need to be removed before every wudu? Or can I put it on after shower or wudhu and keep it on till next shower? 

Please guide me, as I’m very confused and no one has been able to give me a clear answer. 

Q: I came across a Hadith below showing that one should perform two rakaat salaah when entering one's home and when leaving one's home. Is the hadith authentic and can one practice upon it? 

Sayyiduna Abu Hurayrah (radiyallahu ‘anhu) reports that Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said: 

“When you intend to leave your house you should offer two rak’ahs of [nafl]. These rak’ahs will protect you from an evil exit [harm] and when you enter your home you should offer two rak’ahs they will safeguard you from harm.” 

(Musnad Bazzar, Hadith: 8567)