Dress & Attire

Q: My friend wants to cut her hair which is below her buttocks and she is complaing that it is thin and has split ends, what should we tell her? Also if she intends to cut it upto the lower part of her back, is it permissble? She says that she is doing it for growth and because it gets stuck in her buttocks. However, because shes an alimah Im telling her to do ihtiyaat since we sometimes end up taking leeways and following desires. What should I tell this girl because she keeps insisting that she wants to do it?

Q: Is tying the hair in a low lying bun near the nape of the neck allowed as a hair style in Islam for women? It is not a camel hump or a high bun. Please explain with reasons.

Q: What kind of dress should a man wear? Is it permissible to wear t-shirt coat and shirt?

Q: Can men wear clothes made of artificial silk fabric?

Q: At home, can a woman wear night dress for husband at night/daytime?

Q: Is it permissible for a man to trim his stomach hair?

Q: Are we allowed to cut the split end? If so, do we just cut of from the split?

Q: What is the masla regarding two length haircut?

Q: I would like to know if it is permissible to remove hair from between the eyebrows or is this area also considered as part of the eyebrows ?

Q: What is your opinion on women wearing fancy clothes to weddings as has become the habit nowadays. I am referring to events where there is full segregation and one attends in niqab and jilbaab however thereafter remove when only women present.

Also, is there fazeelat for those who adopt simplicity? My sister is getting married and family members are asking me to wear a nice dress. I generally wear a loose jubba in the house, so on the wedding day, would it be more preferable to wear what I normally wear or please the family and wear something nice. I have heard fazeelat for that person who adopts simplicity when he is able to wear something of higher rank.