Q: What are the beliefs of the Ahlus Sunnah regarding the attributes of Allah Ta'ala? Are all the sifaat of Allah Ta'ala infinite?

Q: I find a lot of jealousy in my heart and I do things for show. If I see someone excelling, I feel bad in my heart and I wish bad for the person. Please guide me.

Q: Is it correct to say that guidance is actually from Allah Ta'ala alone, and that when the Prophets gave us guidance, they themselves did not guide us, but it is Allah Ta'ala who guided us? Also, is it mentioned in the Quran that Allah Ta'ala told the Holy Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wasallam), "It is not you who guides them, it is Allah who guides"?

Q: Can we eat alligators?

Q: Do I have to wear a topi when performing salaah, or can I perform salaah without a topi? 

Q: I would like to find out if a lady needs to make purda from her father-in-law's brothers? What about her mother-in-law's brothers?

Q: I made niyat that if my fathers report comes normal then I will do umrah after getting married. Now I have planned that after getting married I will go to Maldives and from Maldives I will take a flight for umrah, is it okay?

I have broken my promise made to Allah subhanahu Wa Ta'ala thrice, now I want to repent it.

Q: I wanted to know about my vow which I made together with my friend. The vow was that we both will go together for umrah if we get admission. Somehow I found out that he was an evil and not a true friend. So I'm no more friends with him. Should I go for umrah with him for the cause of fulfilling our vow? 

Q: Nabi Aadam (alaihis salaam) was in heaven and becuase he disobeyed Allah he was thrown out of heaven. Now my question is that the father did a mistake and Allah is punishing the children who had nothing to do with the father's mistake. According to me Allah should have kept each and everyone in heaven first and tell them not to repeat the mistake which Aadam (alaihis salaam) did. If someone does the mistake then he should be thrown out.

Q: My daughter is attending an Islamic Muslims girls Madrasah. After complaints from some parents that the girls are picking up weight and not very fit, they started exercise for the girls. We generally encourage our daughters not to wear tight fitting clothing, and clothing that kufaar wear, but they are forced to wear these types of clothing for their exercises. After asr and before maghrib on Fridays, we generally encourage our family members to engage in dua and ibaadat, but they use this time also for exercise. Kindly advise if this is correct? Also advise what should we as concerned parents do.