Dress & Attire

Q: I have a question regarding using/wearing stones in jewellery. I know that stones like kyanite and lapis lazuli are often used by people because they believe that they have certain metaphysical properties. I've recently come into quite a few stones (quartz crystal, malachite, kyanite, etc.) that have been passed from person to person, but the original purchaser bought them because of the metaphysical properties that they believed them to have. I simply think that they're beautiful rocks and creations of Allah Ta'ala and have no intentions of relying on them for anything. Is it permissible for me to wear them as jewellery? Would that be a form of shirk? Diamonds and sapphires are believed to have certain properties as well; should we just avoid all stones?

Q: What type of clothing is considered Islamic for a woman?

Q: Is a lash lift allowed? Its like doing the permanent hair straightening, but on your eyelashes.

Q: I am 47 years old and head hairs are almost white. Can I use hair colour? Please guide.

Q: I have heard it's permissible to use black dye, but I have a doubt. Nowadays we can't say what all the ingredients in the packets are. Is all type of dyes allowed?I have heard that our wudhu and bathing won't be correct since its a kind of paint. Often the hair colouring damages our hair. Knowing about such (scientific) damages, does Islam say "no" to use such types of dye.

Q: Is a woman allowed to wax her hands and legs hairs at home?

Q: Is it permissible to dye ones hair with chocolate, onions, aaloo, coffee, etc?

Q: I'm married and have two daughters Alhamdulilah! My husband wants me to do nose piercing, because he loves it on my face! Is it halal or haram to do the nose piercing?

Q: What type of clothing is considered Islamic for a woman?

Q: Can a Muslim use hair dye/hair colour/black Hena-Mehndi without Ammonia/chemical? Is it permitted?