Dress & Attire

Q: What is the ruling for men wearing red, purple, dark blue, feminist colour clothes, etc. is it permissible? If not why and what is the reason behind it?

Q:

1. Is cutting girls head hair after puberty haraam in Islam?

2. Can trimming be done for lower hair?

Q: I know that the Prophet curses a women who threads her eyebrows. But in Islam, nikah is taken very seriously and Allah hates divorce. Also a wife is supposed to obey her husband. I heard it is ibbadah, obeying your husband. My husband would like me to thread my eyebrows. Now I feel insecure, I feel he will look at other women because I keep refusing and he really wants me to thread. In such cases are we allowed to thread our eyebrows. My marriage is at stake.

Q: Is it permissible to give away clothes that are short sleeves and shoes that has high heels that makes noises to Muslim charities?

Q: What is the proper way to wear a topi (kufi)?

Q: I understand that plucking of eyebrows is a sin, but what about the hairs between the eyebrows if a woman threads those hairs and waxes their moustache, would that be permissible?

Q: Can a Muslim married woman wax/shave her legs for her husband only?

Q: Soon I am getting married and I am bound to have makeup from a parlour on my wedding day and I dont know which makeup brand the parlour uses, whether it is halaal or haraam makeup. Will the namaz be valid with such makeup of which halaal/haraam status is unknown?

Q: What is the reason that women are not allowed to wear imitation rings?

Q: Please advise regarding the following:

1. Is it permissible to cut nails and hair during menstrual period? Elders say to keep it safe until haidh/nifas period is over and to wash it off after that and to bury it. 

2. Is there any specific dua in Qur'an or hadees to change the husband into obedient slave of Allah (because he is not convinced of Allah's wrath if he commits zina after marriage. He refuses to stop contacts with a Christian lady over social media saying that theirs was and will be pure frienship. But I knew few months back that they committed zina several times and continuing contacts even after she married another guy). I wish Allah will change him one day eventhough I know very well that he is very much addicted to her. It was his main hobby to chat with strange girls and became close to them. He isnt stopping it after our marriage. He isnt serious about life after death. I dont want him to die as a person who committed zina. I love him sincerely eventhough I wished and prayed before nikaah that the person who marry me will be a religious guy who is concious of deen. My family will consider me as a burden if I become a divorcee, even if I struggled alot and have valid reasons to seek divorce.