satar

Q: Is it permissible to recite the Qur'aan Majeed when the satar is exposed?

Q: Is namaz valid in night suits or T-shirt and trousers for girls? 

Q: Is it sinful if the 'satr' (covering the essential parts of one's body) is not covered before and during sleep on bed?

Q:

1. After giving the mayyit ghusl, it is reported in the hadith that itr should be applied to the head and beard, and camphor should be applied to the places of sajdah. In place of camphor, is it permissible to apply itr as we see some people nowadays applying itr?

2. We notice some people when applying itr to the knees of the mayyit, expose his knees and some even touch the knees with bare hands, is this correct?

Q: Is salaah acceptable if the trouser of a man is going very low from the back but the line between the buttocks is not visible?

Q: In some places, we notice that when ghusal is given to the deceased, the satr of the deceased becomes exposed. Is this correct?

Q: My question is about part of the satr becoming exposed during salaah. If someone performs salaah in a t-shirt and his satr becomes exposed whilst going into ruku or sajda, does this have any effect on the salaah?

Q: Is it permissible to get your body massaged including the thighs and the glutes by a male masseur as long as lust is not perceived?

Q: Can a man wear skin tight trousers under his soccer shorts which are above the knees?

Q: When wearing the ihraam cloth and making tawaf around the ka'bah, I am afraid that part of my awrah (just below the navel) will be visible at times, especially when flipping the cloth to the idhtibaa' position etc, since I am not used to wearing this cloth. If my awrah shows, will the tawaf still be valid. Will I have to pay any compensation for it?