Q: Wife asked her husband a question. The question is: Who writes divorced in marital status on visa forms? Husband said: Maye someone was divorced and wants to visit abroad then he will write divorced as his marital status. The husband had no bad intention. He just said that to explain to his wife. The wife is worried that divorce took place.
Q: Recently I had a fight with my wife. And in the fight, my wife said angrily that she wants this relationship to end. I unintentionally nodded my head without realising what she had said. I then immediately realised that I have given her assent for something wrong. I am confused whether first talaq has happened or not.
Q: Is it permissible to consume shellac which is typically being used as a glazing agent in sweets and chocolates?
Q: If someone say you are free to stay here or leave me and its your choice. Would that be divorce?
Q:
1. Is calamari makrooh or haraam in the Hanafi madhab?
2. If food has been touched or contaminated by calamari, will that make the food makrooh or haraam?
3. Also, if one has to eat calamari will he be sinful?
Q: If pictures of a deceased person are being displayed, who will be sinful, the deceased or the living?
Q: I took khula from my husband of 2 years and completed my iddah of 1 hayz and we have a son together. Now I see my mistake and want to remarry him. Can I reconcile with him and if I can, what will the procedure be?
Q: Allah Subahanahu wa Ta'ala has 99 names. I would like to name soon to be child (if its boy) Maalik. But I heard never to put the names of Allah without adding Abd or Abdul first. So is it necessary to add Abd or Abdul before Malik? Because I also heard of names like Imam Maalik and Anas bin Maalik.
Q: Is working as a chartered accountant permissible?
Q: If I place my paak dry clothes in a bucket which was najis a month ago but is dried now. Can I use those clothes or they become najis as well? Theres no visible najasah in the bucket. It became najis because I touched it with najis hands and put najis clothes a month ago.