Q: We have dawlance 5200 washing machine and it has the facility of washing as well as swill (khanggalna). It has the system of swill is like that we place all the clothes (having water of surf) in the bucket like structure and open a supply of water. The water continuously falls on the upper side of the bucket filled with clothes and get away from the downward side. After switch on the button the bucket spins and the whole process is for the ten minutes. The number of clothes filled in bucket is approximately ten. One day mistakenly my mother mistakenly wash a dirty (napaak) clothes of having mani with the other clothes in the washing machine and the swill as usually. Will all the clothes be na paak?  We have to clean all the clothes? 

Q: I have been having quite a lot of nose bleeds recently. After the bleeding stops, after washing the area a lot, there are no visible traces of blood, but you can still smell it. What is the ruling on this?

Q: I wanted to know whether women are permitted to use itr and perfume inside and outside the house?

Q: My husband is in serious debt so we are trying to sell the house since last 2 years to settle debts. People come and like the house but don't buy it so I need any wazifa to sell the house.

Q: Is it true that hadith states that if you do not eat supper then you will age quicker?

Q: What is the ruling regarding the cutting of womens hair? Are women allowed to trim and cut hair, if the hair is not exposed ghair mahrams?

Q:

1. If the face of women considered awrah in front of non-mahram?
2. It is not haram to see the breast of mahram women (aunt,sister) but against modesty - is it correct?

Q: If the husband kisses the wife without passion during ihram, what penalty must he pay?

Q: Can zam zam water be drunk with meals? Does one have to stand when drinking zam zam water?

Q:

1. Can we read Quran/Yaseen etc for the people who died so that they will get sawaab and all their sins will be forgiven?
2. Who can read? I mean.. will this be accepted only if sons/daughter read for thier parents? or anyone can read for anyone who died?