Q: I am scared to get married but my parents are forcing me. I grew up in an environment where my parents fight everyday and both of my parents are involved in extra marital affairs. It is upsetting for me because obviously nobody will accept that and suppose, even if I do get married and that person gets to know about it he might leave me... Please help me as I am getting rude towards my parents. I am trying to keep myself close to Allah Ta'ala but as soon as my parents are telling me anything related to that I am unable to hear it.

Q: What is the procedure to be followed:

1. If we missed the 2 Rakat sunnat of Fajr?

2. If we missed the 4 Rakat sunnat of Zohar prayer before Farz?

3. What is the sequence to be followed for Sunnats after Juma prayer (2 Rakat first and then 4 rakat or the opposite of it?)

Q: If I laugh at a person who is good and righteous, helps elderly people others and respects teachers, etc., does it lead to kufr?

Q: Jab hum namaaz ke baad dua karte hai kya hum Allah Paak se ishara maang sakte hai khwaab ke zariye?

Q: My married son and his wife says that there is no duty of the daughter in law to make food for the father in law, mother in law and brother/sister in laws. Even it is not her duty to make food for her husband, rather it is the duty of the husband to provide food for his wife and they claim that this is the law of shariah. My question is, do they get married only to fulfill their sexual needs and bear children? What does shariah say in this regard?

Q: What is Mufti Saheb's view on masjid opening programmes and serving refreshments thereafter?

Q: Is referal bonus amount haram or halal? I have a payment app that gives me Rs 51 as a referal bonus.

Q:

1. Does one have to use all five fingers including the thumb to make masah on leather socks?

2. What is the sunnat method of making masah on leather socks, how many fingers of each hand should be used for masah?

Q: What should I do if I pray 3 rakaats instead of 4 rakaats mistakenly?

Q: The moisture left on my lips from washing my face/mouth during wudu, is this safe to be licked and ingested when fasting? Usually after I wiped my lips in wudu, I have to spit and then let my lips air dry and/or wipe with a tissue until dry. Today after wudu, the majority of my lips were dry but in the corner of my lips I felt a coolness, which may indicate that there is still moisture from wudu left. I licked that area. So now I’m just wondering if my fast is valid.