Miscellaneous

Q: I am a 34 years old Muslim male without circumcision (khatna) because my father died in my childhood. What is our Shariah ruling? Is it possible to have khatna done now? 

Q: Are we accountable for having an evil intention? For having an evil determination, is it equal to the punishment of doing the deed itself?

Q: Is it a sin to use someone's belongings without their permission if they know you use it and have never expressed any displeasure?

Q: What is the difference between ‘bi iznillah’ and ‘Insha-Allah’and what could be the sources of these two phrases?

Q: There seems to be a growing trend amongst our Muslims to pass on the responsibility of taking care of elderly parents to the daughters. Sons are evading the responsibilities although they inherit 2 shares and daughter in laws are afraid to accept that's it's the husband's responsibility and use hundreds of justifications on why the daughter should look after the elderly parents. Although knowledgeable about Allah's wisdom in choosing the sons, but are in total denial. In some instances, daughters are battling financially but are bullied into taking over the responsibility of the sons. Please advise and also have this as an ongoing discussion because people are conveniently stuck in their thinking about this issues because it doesn't serve their needs or are in huge denial although clearly spelt out in Allah's commands.

Q: Is organ donation after death permissible?

Q: If a person repents from blasphemy, does that wipe out all his sins of blasphemy and all his sins of all sorts of blasphemy he has comitted. Is repenting from blasphemy enough to wipe all his sins of blasphemy?

Q: On groups, a photo was circulating of girls without scarves on the beach with scary figures behind them. My question is, can a picture be taken of a jinn?

Q: Is micro scalp pigmentation permissible in Islam? In this, small dots are created on the head with ink to cover the bald area which usually lasts for a few months.

Q: Is there any way to know if Allah Ta'ala has forgiven you for good? Meaning, no matter what happens to your life, you will enter Jannah.