Dress & Attire

Q: Is it permisable for a Muslim woman to wear imitation rings?

Q: I have straight hair and it naturally grows longer at the top and front and shorter on the sides. When I get a hair cut I trim all my hair but leave my top and front of the over the forehead less trimmed and the sides a bit more. I don't shave any part of my hair, but just trim unevenly to preserve my hair's natural growth. I also like to part my hair and would like to do something maybe like gel to make it stand a bit. I want to do this to make my hair look bigger and I don't mean to gel it straight up and down, but rather diagonally so it looks like a puffy side part. I don't have an intention to imitate kuffar or do qaza and I've gotten this style from the Middle East and in America. Is this permissible?

Q: Can I shave my toes and feet, most people don't have hair there. Is it permissible?

Q: What is the sunnah method of wearing an amaamah? How to wear it in the light of the Sunnah and what are the virtues?

Q: What is the ruling regarding Nike shoes and clothing? Is it permissible for a Muslim to wear or sell Nike shoes and clothing?

Q: Is it Sunnah for women that when they wear their rings, they should wear it with the front facing inwards (i.e. the stone of the ring facing inwards) as men are supposed to wear their rings?

Q: Is it Sunnah to dust ones shoes before wearing them?

Q: Is it permissible to buy and wear Nike products? I know that Nike once put the name of Allah on a shoe, but it was unintentional and they apologized. Also, although Nike represents a Greek god, people don’t believe in the god and only buy the shoe for the style. Bearing this in mind, what is the ruling on Nike products?

Q: I am asking about nails when cut. Can we throw it in a basket?

Q: I have a uni-brow and I want to remove it but my parents say we need an authentic hadeeth or quranic ayah.