Q: My periods are always on time and even the bleeding will be for 6 days and I will take ghusl. Due to some physical ailments my regular vaginal discharge is yellowish in colour. It is like regular vaginal discharge but instead of white it is yellowish.

My question is, as this yellowish discharge is regular and after waking up from sleep I find this yellowish discharge daily, when I am certain that I didn't have any wetdream during sleep then what should I do? Is ghusl necessary due to this yellowish discharge which is continuous during the day as well as during the night.

Note: I am certain that there was no wetdream or lust during sleep.

Q:

1. Does clear discharge break your wudhu? 

2. Whilst performing my salaah I discharged a clear discharge, does this mean my salaah is broken? Does this mean that I have to break my salaah and perform a new wudhu?

3. If I find out that I discharged after I have already completed my salaah, do I have to perform my salaah again?

4. If I have been discharging a clear discharge a lot the entire day, do I have to still continously perform a new wudhu everytime?

Q: My mom does a private catering business from home and sells food from our house to the customers. Recently a food organisation has contacted my mom for her to sell weekly food to them so they can serve their customers this food. Is this allowed in Islam? Because the customers of that organisation don’t know who makes the food (if the organisation makes it or someone else) My mom is saying that it doesn’t matter where the food comes from because when you go to a restaurant no customer asks who cooks the food and where it comes from?

Q: If a woman always suffers with discharge and after waking up if she is doubtful about having a wet dream but certain that there was no orgasm or climax. Does she have to take ghusl?

Q: I was dreaming and felt this rush of feeling. I didnt visually see someone orgasm in my dream, and also I’m not sure if this was an orgasm or not, because of my doubts, is ghusl obligatory?

Q: Please advise how a young widow with an infant child will cope with the following situation:

Her society and customs and practices require that if she marries anyone, her infant child will be taken away by her in-laws. Her father will not approve of any marriage, even if it is with a Muslim, if he is not from the same country as her, even if the man agrees to keep the child with his mother whom he will marry. The infant will be deprived of his mother’s love if she marries any man of her family’s choice. Staying single means she runs the risk of committing sin (maybe zina) which she does not want. In this situation, as she is an adult widow and not a virgin and has physical needs, can she not undertake a secret marriage?

Q: If a woman's ankles get exposed while performing salaah, will her salaah break? Also, how much of the leg being exposed breaks the salaah? 

Q: Whenever I do the two sajdahs and sitting in between, I do it quickly. However, I make sure to properly sit on my legs before doing the second sajdah. as long as I do this, is it ok if this process is done speedily?

Q: Is it permissible to do certain things in dedication of a deceased person? For example, if the deceased used to like racing or boxing, can we do the same in memory of the deceased?

Q: My grandfather passed away a few months ago and my grandmothers iddat will be completed on Sunday insha'Allah, is there any specific procedure in which she must "break" it?