Salaah

Q: At work sometimes there isn't enough time to pray Asr before closing. Is it possible for me as a female to pray my salaah whilst the azaan is being given.

Q: Who should lead the salaah? Someone who is hafid but is not well behaved, or someone who is not hafid but he has good behavior?

Q: A person watches movies and listens songs, can he be appointed as an Imaam?

Q: A father does not take his son for Taraweeh Salaah despite the son requesting for it. The father lacks a valid excuse. The son is of baligh age. It would anger the father if the son makes arrangements with someone else in order to take him - even if it is the mother to take him.

1. Will the son be sinful in not performing Taraweeh Salaah in light of the above?
2. Will the son receive any thawaab despite?

Q: Is it true that women do not have to perform taraaweeh salaah during the month of Ramadhaan?

Q:

1. What time is best to read chaasht Salah 10 or 11 o clock and also what time does it start?
2. If we read chaasht does it give barakah in food, if yes whats the daleel.
3. Did the prophet read Ishraaq and chaasht? I heard to read 2 rakah ishraq, Allah gives you the reward of umrah. Whats the daleel?

Q:

1. The prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) prohibited us from reading Salah after asr, so why are we allowed to do qadha namaz after asar and after fajr?
2.  If one misses witr at night can we do qadha in the morning. If yes why because time has finished for witr at Dawn?

Q: After wudhu can ladies wear lipstick and read namaaz or before wudhu?

Q: In the hanafi mazhab, what is the status of making a single sajdah out of namaaz. I have seen many people do this. I have tried to explain to some that a single sajdah should not be made rather a coplete 2 raka'aat should be read but they don't understand. The reply they give is, "I cannot make a sajdah of shukr?" Should they still be told? And if so, how should they be explained?

Q: Is it permissable to pray in multi faith prayer rooms, such as the ones they usually have at airports? These rooms are mostly used by Muslims but also some non-Muslims use them for praying and apart from Islamic material they also contain bibles and books of other religions. The question came to my mind since, if I remember it correctly, we are not allowed to enter into buildings of worship of other religions?