Q: If I made my zuhr and asr salaah qadha while on safar (journey), then on returning home, should I make qadha of four rakaats or two rakaats?

Q: What is the sunnah method of making masah of the head?

Q: When performing wudhu, when should one make khilaal of the fingers?

Q: Is it necessary to remove any rings and bangles when making wudhu?

Q: Is it necessary for one to repeat the masah of the head in the case where one had his hair cut after making wudhu?

Q: Is it necessary to wash the area between the sideburns and ears in wudhu?

Q: If a person forgets to make masah of his head in wudhu, will his wudhu be valid?

Q: Could you explain to me how many faraa'idh are there in wudhu and what are they?

Q: I used to play cricket but I want to ask that some of our team boys gamble on every match. I don't, but I want to know that is it good to play in such a match where two players are gambling? They don't demand any money from us. 

Q: I am a born Muslim, 21 years old. I have not been a practising Muslim my whole life, been into lots of major sins, may Allah forgive me. There is this one thing that has been bothering me for a while now: With the little amount of knowledge that I have, it is obvious that this life is just a test and the Aakhirah is the real place we should be working towards. And obviously we should give more than our best to be there and save ourselves from the hell fire. The thing is I am a computer engineer and I spend 12-13 hours of my day with my job, studies, etc. I at times even miss prayers and practically what I do during those 12-13 hours is in no way benefiting my Aakhirah. Would it not be better that I leave the job and get some Islamic education and do something in that, like teach Qur'an or anything at all so that it actually benefits me?