Court issuing khula'

Q: I filed for khullah in court on Feb 2014 and got khula' in my favour in June 2014 because my husband didn't show up in court neither he contacted me and my family, as he always said I'll never divorce you and neither will keep you as my wife. While I was in iddat (I planned to get a fatwa on my khula from muftiyaan when I got my certificate from court. The court remained closed in August. I got written divorce from my husband today almost three month after the court granted me khul'a and on the 17 th month of our separation. Kindly guide me about my iddat period as the court iddat will be finished on the  10th  of September. What should I do now as Sunnah. Please advise me. He didn't even bother to give me nafqa since our nikaah and didn't pay my maher as well.

Non-Muslim calling out Maalik at the time of death

Q: I was recently told about the death of a friends grandmother (by the specific friend). These people are not Muslim however upon death when the soul began to be pulled away from the body the grandmother began calling out the name Maalik and her head bending backward face up in the sky and breathing heavily. What is the possible explanation for this? Is there significance? How do I explain this to this friend of mine seeing that a Muslim name was called at such an event?

Women attending Islamic talks at the Masjid

Q:

1. Is it permissible for women to attend Islamic talks at the local Masjid at night with their Mahrams where there are separate entrances and segregation, but at the time of departure, due to the large numbers there would be an inevitable intermingling of the sexes in the Masjid car park?

2. What would the ruling be in the same situation, but where the lady comes to the Masjid at night without her Mahram and not in niqaab?

3. If the speaker, who is an Alim, knows or should have reasonable cause to believe that women will be travelling to the Masjid on their own at night, without niqab, should he still give a talk or refuse to do so?

4. Would the scholar be complicit in sin if he were to give a talk in such a situation knowing or having reasonable cause to believe that ladies were attending a night talk without their Mahrams and not observing the rules of Hijab?

Becoming infected by one's husband

Q: I got a sexual infection. I went to the doctor, the doctor said it was only sexually transmitted disease. I was infected by my husband but from where did my husband become infected. Allah ka shukar hai there is no big problem to cover the disease but I am confused about what am I to do with my husband? He is very nice with me and the kids but the fact is he cheated me. Please guide me.

People who consume alcohol drinking from one's utensils

Q: I have asked this question before but I was still in some doubt. I live in a country where people openly drink and if my friends and all use my glasses and spoon after drinking should I consider them impure. I'm getting paranoid over this issue. Also if after drinking they have eaten or had drunk water and then they use my utensils will they still be impure. When we wash impure utensils in sink we usually don't see any impurity but it's just water that splashes from washing. Should we Consider that water impure. A dry particle from private part discharge fell on carpet. The carpet was dusted where that particle probably fell on floor The floor was then mopped. Should I consider the floor clean or is it impure as it was mopped. Due to this I cannot pray.

Marital problem

Q: My husband refuses to find a job and has not been working for the last 2 years. He spends his days sleeping and watching TV. He also has a tendency to lie about everything and incurs debts behind my back. Is this a valid reason for talaaq?