Q: "Dua for one's Muslim brother in his absence" What does it mean exactly?

Q: When the Hadith says: "Dua between the Azaan and Iqamah" what about women? (except for maghrib) zohar and asar azan are given 15 minutes before men start the fardh salat. Esha and Fajar, its not allowed to give azan here. So as a girl, i'd like to know when this hadith is valid for me because I don't know exactly when the iqamah is done in the masjid. Should I make dua just after azan?

Q: When should one raise his hands for Dua and when should one not? For example some people raise their hands to recite Dua after Azaan and some people do not. What is the correct way?

Q: I am 46 years old, can I read this dua now for plenty of rozi in old age? Allahum maj al o sa ah rizkika allaya inda kibari sinni wan kitha e umuri. My wife says I must make dua for rozi now, which I am doing, because I am in financial difficulties now.

Q: I'd like to know if it's true that it's good to change places when we do salaah, because on the day of judgement, all these places where we did salaah will testify for us? For example, in a same home, I do fajar in the bedroom, zohar in another room and so on? Please enlighten me on this subject.

Q: If you read a certain Ism of Allah will it help with a certain purpose... Eg. Falling pregnant, or for success etc.

Q: Which is the best Dua for getting the best rozi?

Q: My sister has joined the muslim students association at natal university. They are having a national camp in Johannesburg were they will be staying for 2 nights. Boys and girls are attending. She says she will be learning about Islam etc. so it will be a good thing and she has to go for it. What can I tell her?

Q: Please advise if it is permissible to go for Umra on a Business Visa?

Q: At a recent Islamic school event the MC and subsequent speakers were streamed live to the female section of the hall. In this way the females were able to view a live feed of the speakers (all male) without the speakers being able to see them. Is this permissable?