Q: What does the symbol of two swords crossing one another facing upwards on the flag of some Islamic movements or groups symbolize?

Q: My husband thinks that his a Waliuallah. He reads 24/7. He is a 6 times namaaz reader including tajud namaaz. He always talk Islamic. He doesn't go anywhere. His friends can't joke about anything. He doesn't spent time with our kids. He'll take us somewhere if it benefits him only. Pleas help! Is this the way to go about being a Waliuallah?

Q: My husband has a habit of calling his friends (girls). I don't like ths thing and he is totally addicted to calling them and talking to them for a long period of times. What will I do in this situation? He says that these girls are only good friends of his and he won't stop whether I like it or not? He says that he is not sleeping with her just talking with her so its all mine fault. He says "k tmhare zehniat kharab hy".

Q: My question is in regards to forced marriage divorce, if a women who has fled her home and has had no contact with her family for 10 months due to violence and sexual abusive in the marriage requires a divorce, how can this be done without going to a islamic court and making contact with family in fear of further abusive/violence. The women is also pregnant with her new partner (which we know is not islamically correct). The nikah was done in Pakistan. How long before you can remarry after a divorce whilst being pregnant as a result of new relationship and paternity not being required?

Q: We have read qunoot-e-Naazila in Jumuah salaah (for problems in Syria). Is it allowed and is our salaah valid or should be repeated?

Q: Apart from Salaam & Duas is one allowed to give a gift/s to a fellow Muslim on his / her birthday? Also what is the proper Islamic etiquette to celebrate a birthday?

Q: If a person is masturbating and while he is doing he stops before he ejaculate will ghusl be waajib?

Q: Is machine cut chickens or other animal halal to eat?

Q: Is bungee jumping permissible because I have heard that due to it having similarities with the aspect of suicide it will not be permissible?

Q: My wife is pregnant Alhmadulillah. It's still the beginning of her pregnancy, but I try to buy the baby's things bit by bit to get good offers instead of buying everything last minute. My father told me not to buy so much yet and I answered something like "But at last minute one doesn't have all the money at one time". I know Rizq is from Allah and he could give me as much as he wants any time. What I meant is that I am planning on the grounds of what I have now (monthly). Is that statement and this approach sinful or even kufr? I regret saying it like that.