Q: During which times of the day is it impermissible to perform previous sajdah-e-tilaawah?

Q: My husband gave me one talaaq via SMS in December while we were separated. We reconciled after a month. Then on Thursday night he gave me two talaaqs via whatsapp while we were sitting in the same house and while being intoxicated on dagga. We are currently separated. Are these talaaqs valid? Is my marriage over?

Q: I want to know that if a woman is observing a Shar'ee purdah, is it permissible for her to groom herself in this manner like threading her eyebrows and dying her hair in order to receive extra attention from her husband?

Q: I gave my new born baby girl niece the name "Ayra". Is this an Islamic name?

Q: A pregnant woman is advised to recite surah maryam and surah yusuf. Please advise if this is bidah or is it authentic? Also please advise if anything else should be recited.

Q: How do we perform ghusal after a wet dream?

Q: If I am not sure if I am napaak and have to do ghusal or not and prayed salaah, will I be severely punished? If I use my blankets and bed will it become napaak?

Q: I have been recently engaged. Is it permissible in Islam to talk on the phone before marriage?

Q: Can nawaafil Salaah be read for a deceased?

Q: My question is about the difference of opinion and dealing with it, like for example, the Hanafee mathhab treats prawns as impermissible (if I am correct), but other mathhabs do not, so if for example, a Hanafee is living with a Hanbalee, and the Hanbalee and Hanafee orders food, the Hanbalee is ordering and he orders a prawn curry and orders a meat curry for the Hanafee, but when the order comes the Hanbalee is unavailable, so would it be considered impermissible for the Hanafee to answer the door and receive the takeaway (the prawns and the meat)?