Qur'an

Q: My question is regarding khatams and niaz etc in the name of the Prophet Salallahu-Alaihi-Wasalam and saints like Hazrath Ghous Paak etc - Is this practise Islamically correct or is it considered bidaah?

Q: Please throw light on the use of Ayn in the Qur'anic text as under

1. What is the significance of Ayn

2. Why are big Ayn and small Ayn used

3. Why are there less Ayats and more Ayats between successive Ayns? What is the reason for this different kind of spacing?

Q: Is there something mentioned in the Qur'an about the enemies of Allah?

Q: I would like to know what is the best English translation of the Quran? I would also like to know between the different madhab e.g. hanafi or salafi etc, will the translations change by much?

Q: Is this true that Allah Ta'ala has said in Quran that I have created a male from a little bit of my Noor in him so I have sent only men as prophets, nabi's and etc.

Q: Can a lady in haidh touch the translation of any ayat?

Q:

1. Is it correct to say: Quran is a complete book for guidance, but some things like prayer method is not there which are explained by the Holy Prophet.

2. If we see something wrong, is it permissible to use harsh words to stop or should we be using a gentle manner to stop them?

Q: As you know that a person who memorized the Quran will be told to recite on the Day of Judgment and where the person will stop, that will be his level in Jannah. My question that if a person memorized the Quran but the person's memorization is weak, will he forget on the Day of Judgment or will he remember everything?

Q: If one is reciting the Quraan and recites an aayat of sajdah, then at which times can he make the sajdah tilaawat and at which times he should not make the sajdah tilaawat?

Q: How can you say that wudu is required to read Quran (even on a mobile phone), while Allah has mentioned it (wudu) to have to perform salah, not for reading Quran. And our Prophet(sallallahu alaihi wasallam) has told us to be taahir (in purity). Is a Muslim not taahir without wudu. Is it not laying unrequired boundation which keeps millions of believers away from reciting the Quran that really inspires us to stick to the Deen, more than anything can, though I understand that it is better to have wudu always!