Purdah

Q: Can an adult granddaughter (daughter of son), massage her grandfather to relieve the pain?

Q: I am friends with a girl who is going through a lot of struggle mentally, this is happening since 2 years. I have been trying to help her and I have been listening to her cry most of the time. This has started affecting my mental health. As our Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said to be there for a friend when the friend is sad and going through mental suffering. I wanted to know if it is right if I start distancing myself from her problems and start focusing on my mental health. She cries out to me and dumps her problems on my head and this is effecting me mentally. I just want to know if it will be right if I stop talking to her.

Q: Is shaking hands with a girl a major sin for a man?

Q: Can I get an injection from a female nurse?

Q: Can men give gym training to women?

Q: Is it permissible for a woman to sit next to a non mahram man by sitting in the front seat of a car while the non mahram man is sitting in the driver's seat. Or is it forbidden and is it compulsory for the woman to sit in the back seat of the car.

Q: I go to a teacher who is a woman so during tution I get a lot of bad thoughts about her. Am I in sin. And now my exams are going to start and maybe less than a month I have to go to the teacher, is it permissible for me to go to her?

Q: Wanted to ask if a married man can keep a healthy friendship with the divorcee, though the man thinks he only wants to help the divorcee woman in one way, maybe financially or any other need. Is this relationship permissible?

Q: Should I make purdah with non-Muslim women? May I request the proof, if the answer is yes?

Q: My husband goes to a female psychologist. He sits alone with her in a room. He speaks to her about me and discusses me with her. I asked him to stop going to her and instead rather go to a Mufti and also allow me to be present but he still continues going to her. Completely disregards me. Is this allowed in Islam?