Q: I want to name my daughter Laiba. I heard that Laiba is the most beautiful Hoor of heaven. Is it correct to keep the name laiba or not. 

Q: Is selfies wrong for girls?

Q: My wife said I have no relation with you from now on I'm finishing this married relationship...what is the hukam now?

Q: I burst a pimple on my thigh to remove its pus, and just rubbed the pus with my fingers, then I wore my undergarment and pants without cleaning the pus and/or blood that got stuck on my thigh after rubbing the pimple, nor did I clean my hands. Now, some amount of pus will stick to my clothes.

Is it allowed or okay to pray in those clothes and without cleaning it (pus) with water on my thigh and fingers or without taking a shower? I read on some websites that a small amount of pus or blood is okay and it will not break the wudoo, but my question is, will the clothes become najis after such activity or shall I take a shower to make myself clean before I pray, or at-least clean only where pus or blood got stuck? 

Q: My husband takes the train and parks his car in a yard were a woman lives alone. Is he allowed to enter her home? He says that they are old friends and grew up together, what do I do?

Q:

1. Is it permissible to stretch one's legs in front when elders are sitting in front?

2. Is it permissible to jump over one's parents to reach the other side when one's parents are sleeping? 

Q: During haidh, I have an issue with spotting towards the end. I have no fixed habit. Sometimes 8, 9 or 10 days.

1. During spotting, how often do I need to check if I am clean? At each Salaah time, or after 24 hours? Sometimes I spot, and then spot again only on the next day.

2. After I make Ghusl, say day 8 or 9, I spot again on day 14. How many days are considered as haidh? Do I fall back onto the previous month's habit?

Q: Is it correct that Allah’s actions like blessing have the same attributes as that of Allah?

Also I read somewhere that the acts brought about by Allah are without displacement or movement. What does that mean?

Q: Can a non-Muslim who does good to people go to heaven? He or she might treat people with respect and give alms but can they go to heaven or do they have to take their shahaada to go to Jannah?

Q: My sisters were adopted by their grandmother and according to the law they are not my sisters, and they didn’t live with us, they lived with their grandmother all their life, my mother died in a car accident and the state gave us her “Diah” as she was killed by a state agent, now the question is, my both sisters use drugs should I give them from the Diah money as inheritance and I know they will use it fir drugs or not give them?!