Q: There is a saying written on Pakistani notes (money): رزق حلال کمانا عین عبادت ہے

Is this a hadeeth? Does that mean that one should respect money i.e. not throw it on the floor, etc.?

Q: Where should one keep his hands during the Iqaamah?

Q: My parents passed away 10 years ago and they did'nt perform Hajj. Insha Allah me and my wife are planning to perform hajj on behalf of my parents. If we do, will hajj be completed for us or do we have to perform one more hajj for us?

Q: Is it safe to use any type of fragrance such as ittar, talcum powders, deodorants and perfumes during pregnancy?

Q: Is there any wazifah one can recite to fulfill a need (haajat)?

Q: If during nikah, a husband says that he is ready to give one divorce right to his wife verbally then is it effective? After giving this right, how many rights of giving divorce does the wife have? 

Q: After deliverying a baby, females usually get a daily massage for a few weeks. This includes rubbing the stomach, thighs, back, calfskin etc., how can I get this done without exposing my satr?

Q: I don't know if fasting will harm me or the baby, my elders tell me not to. I do have anaemia and we live in a very hot country, how should I decide?

Q: What is the position of a phone contract in Islam? Is it regarded as a sale or ijaarah (hire) as one is buying a phone and also paying for minutes, data, and SMS?

Sometimes, if the person doesn’t use all the minutes, he will lose the remainder and it will not carry over to the next month. Are such contracts permissible?

Q: I would like to know what does it mean to maintain and break family ties. Does it mean visiting the person? I don't visit them and we don't speak very often but when we do we greet and speak. They have hurt my feelings many times, I don't hold any grudge against them but I don't want to confide and spend too much time with them, does this mean I am breaking ties with them?