Q: We are encouraged to accept invitations for meals and not to reject it as it is a Sunnah to accept such invitations.
What about women? Should they accept such invitations and go with with their mahrams? Or women should avoid leaving their houses for this reason?
Q: If one has a menstrual cycle every 15 days, is it considered haidh or istihaadhah?
Q: I’m a female doctor and I wanted to ask a couple questions.
I’ve finished my bachelors and completed my degree. I studied in a coed college where girls and boys were together and I didn’t wear a hijab in college. I wanted to know whether or not my degree is valid or not? Can I practice as a doctor or no? Are my earnings that I earn using the knowledge I received and my degree halal or no? Also, what about the money I earned from my practice as a doctor without wearing hijab? Is that money halal or no?
Q: A woman is divorced and sitting in iddat. Her children stay with her. Is it permissible for her to drop the kids off at school? Her ex-husband cannot assist.
Q: Is it true that during the period of nifaas (after child birth), women should not go out of the house? Should they not go to their parents house also?
Q: Is horse riding allowed in Islam for women?
Q: If a girl becomes baaligh and is continuously bleeding without any tuhr period from the onset of her haidh, then how will her tuhr and haidh be calculated?
Q: I had a problem of irregular discharge. I used to experience yellow discharge almost every day. Depending on my previous habit, I used to count my tuhr days as 23 and my period days as 8. Last month, after my period ended on 29 January. I experienced discolored discharge on 30 and 31st January. Then I was totally clean for 15 days. After that I started bleeding on 15 February. I counted it as my period. And it ended on the 10th day on 25th February.
1. Was it correct for me to count my period from 15 February?
2. What will be my new tuhr habit and period habit?
Q: I teach kids Maktab and they have Amma Para Kitaabs. When I have my Haidh am I allowed to touch the Kitaabs? Is it okay to touch the edges/white parts of the page where there aren’t any words, or is it the same as Qur’aan – Am I not allowed to touch it at all?
Q: I was touched inappropriately by a bike rider while I was on a street. I was wearing an abaya and hijab. Is it due to some of my misconduct that Allah punished me or show me that I should seek forgiveness. I'm trying my best to avoid Haram things and doings. Then why all this happened??
I complained to the police just to report the incident, but can't proceed because I know the police here isn't that much effective. Kindly assist.