Q: If a woman who always suffers from vaginal discharge which is continuous throughout the day and night. Sometimes the discharge has a foul odor and it is thick white like leucorrhoea and sometimes the white discharge has mild odour or no odour.
After waking up, if she finds the white discharge with a foul odour and she is certain that she did not have a wet dream, does ghusl become compulsory?
Note: She is very certain that she didn't have any wet dream.
Q: Can I work as an admin/receptionist at a law firm which deals with commercial leases? Like leases for commercial property for businesses.
Q: If a man is not willing to give talaq just to annoy a woman. What other ways can a woman take talaaq?
Q: My sister has a menstrual problem. She is memorising the Quran. Is it permissible for her to recite the Quran without touching it during her menses period?
Q: When I was younger I used to play marbles for takes. Only recently I found out that it is haram. I still have all my marbles with me. What should I do with these marbles?
Q: My one friend gave me a piece of chocolate and told me to give it to his friend who was sitting close to me but instead I ate the piece of chocolate. The friend who was supposed to get the chocolate didn't even know he was supposed to get it and the friend who gave the chocolate saw me eat it but didn't say anything. Do I have to repay the friend who was supposed to get the chocolate?
Q: Is my prayer valid behind an Imam
1. Who was wearing normal thin socks and I saw him doing masah on them during wudhu.
2. Who was wearing normal thin socks and I did not saw him doing masah on them.
Please note that majority of the people do masah on normal Socks here.
Q: I have touched a woman in her secret place and then she went to tell others about what I had done to her. She was also involved in this and everyone don't believe me. I committed a mistake but my value in my family is gone. What should I do?
Q: How many menstrual cycles does a single lady who was raped observe before getting married?
Q: I was praying Fajr and generally at this time my brain cannot remember things well (just got up!). First, I am a non Arabic speaker so I have to deliberately pronounce well to avoid pronunciation mistakes. I was praying the second rakah of Fajr and I forgot whether I said Subhaana rabbiy al-a'laa correctly in the first rakah. I was not sure but I ignored this doubt and continued and not repeat Fajr. Did I do the right thing?