Q: Can a man slap his wife?

Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to sell English wedding clothes?

Q: Is it permissable for married man to like posts on Facebook by young flirtatious unmarried or divorced women in the same community?

Q: What do we do with interest money? Can we pay our helper at home in the form of wages? 

Q: I want to keep my son's name Muhammad Subhan or Muhammad Arham or Muhammad Sarim. Please advise which name is suitable or suggest another name for him?

Q: My husband divorced me not long ago. It's 2 divorces and I finished my iddah. He hasn't given me my stuff back; none of my gold that my parents gave me. I asked him and he doesn't want to give it. I have asked his parents and they have ignored my messages. What can I do?

Q: Is the whirling of the sufi naqshabndi order permissible?

Q: Is it permissible for one to sell women's garments of western culture in one's shop?

Q: I have heard about an amal called 16 Sayyid in which we have to make only one dua as the main target for 16 months and we have to pray every prayer compulsary on the 16th of every Islamic month and have to fast on that day.

Many people claim that on doing so their duas have been accepted and I am also evident of that. Could you please tell me, is that authentic and can we do that amal?

Q: If a woman passes away and leaves behind her son, her mother and brothers and sisters but no husband and father. Who will inherit and how will the shares be divided?