Q: During my nikah, I was not opposed to the marriage, however the witness only asked me who I wished to take as my representative, not if I accepted the marriage or not. My brother performed the qubool on my behalf. Is this correct, or did I have to verbally say I accepted the marriage?
Q: I want to know what is the kafara of doing anal sex with your wife when she is in her monthly periods . The husband claims that it was by mistake but the wife said that it was on purpose and this thing happened the second time and the first time both agreed that it was by mistake. I know there is a way in Islam to batch up with your wife if a person does toubah and promises not to do this thing again but what will be the kafarah?
Q: We follow a practice in the case of a marriage proposal that first the boys mother comes to see the girl, then both parties make itikhara, if positive, then we go for investigation, meet the boy personally and thereafter when everything appears to be positive, the girl and the boy are shown to each other face to face. My question is that when the girl is shown to the boy after all other steps are done, can she show her hair or uncover her head in front of the boy only with whom she is being proposed to marry?
Q: What is the benefial steps that can be taken by a husband when his wife disobeys him, such as not coming in contact to his sexual desire, etc.? What is the Islamic steps in this regard?
Q: During my nikah, one of the witnesses asked me who I wish to take as my representative, and I said my brother. My question is:
1. Is it necessary for the bride to verbally appoint her representative or can her brother, being her wali, act on her behalf without her saying so.
2. If I didnt say my brothers full name does this affect the validity of the nikah. On the marriage certificate my brothers full name is written.
3. If nothing of the dowry amount is paid immediately does this have affect the validity of the nikah?
Q: Is the Nikaah done without the permission of a Wali, will it be valid?
Q: Is abortion permissible within 40 days of conception.
Q: Someone used to commit masturbation some time ago. He then repented from the sin and doesn't want to go back there again. Now he doesn't want to get married and fears not to give his spouse his rights if forced to marry. As he doesn't fear any sin now, is it permissible for him to stay unmarried?
Q: If a boy asks a girl in front of people *Do you want to marry me* or *Will you marry me* and the girl replies yes, does that mean they are married?
Q: Suppose a person used to fear fornication once but he did not get married. Now he does not fear sins anymore and can control his desires. Is marriage still obligatory for him?