Q: I have a mobile account and I subscribe to the benefits package that if I have more money in my account I will get 10% profit, please guide me is this valid or not?

Q: Can a person apply itr to his ihraam towels together with his body, before making the intention and talbiyah?

Q: If someone says that if I do a certain task/job, my wife will be divorced i.e. my nikah will not be valid. Later on he did that particular task, will the divorce take place or not?

Q: What is the ruling after a person passes away regarding the marhooms clothes?

Q: A young girl about to be married has an intention to colour her hair with a maroon color for example and her main intention is to look pretty or look attractive only for her husband, will this be allowed? What’s the Islamic stance on the usage of Mehndi and dyes?

Q: Can a muqeem read his sunnat muakkadah salaah in a vehicle, on the highway?

Q: Can we keep food on a chapati and eat it,like curry etc. Some say it is haraam.

Q: Recently my friend took her 2 year old daughter to a Moulana and he apparently checks for nazr. So he makes the child put her finger on a device like a screw driver and the mother must say her name and then the childs name and then if the sandal turns the child has nazr.

So the child apparently had nazr and the Moulana read something and blew, etc. He asked them to give him her outfit that she was wearing so he could check something and he said later on that she has something called a "bad wind" on her and he was going to try to take out the bad wind.

He also gave them 7 small pieces of paper with something written on it an they were instructed to take the paper around her 7 times at maghrib an then burn the paper. He also gave them a paper with something written on it and told them that they must put it in water and make the child drink from the water.

My question is, is it more advisable for the parents themselves to read aayaat an duas from the Holy Quraan on the child for protection from nazr etc. or is it better to seek the help of such Moulanas? 

Q: If a woman says to her husband "did you take your phone with you to the shower?" And the husband says "no why would I" then the wife says "my brother takes it" and the husband says "I'm not crazy like your brother". After the wife says my brother takes it she gets a little scared as she read online that comparing your husband eith your brother affects the nikah. She now is doubting if she was calling her husband brother or had any such intentions as she got scared and felt she had. She wasn't comparing she was just saying how a trait may have been similar. Has the nikah been affected? Does comparing your spouse to your brother affect the nikah.

Q: Is the following story in the time of Moosa (alaihis salaam) correct?

‘God sent the Angel of Death to kill the firstborn sons of the Egyptians—a proof of His immense strength and power. The Israelites protected their households by putting lamb's blood on their doorway, so that the Angel of Death would know to pass over their homes’.