Q: Is it permissible to wax the hair on the hands, legs and naval area?

Q: My mother uses a sandle which she takes to the toilet also. A few times she accidentally stepped on my musallah. I touched the part and it was not wet. With my hand only, I clean the dust without using any water as I am not sure where she exactly stepped on. She also stepped on the musallah with her shoe which she wears when she goes outside. Do I have to wash the musallah? I am currently reading salaah on the same musallah. I have doubts about another musallahs because my nephew urinated on them and the house worker washed them. I dont know if she washed it thrice or not. Can I read salaah on them as she used a detergent?

Q: My best friend commited a major sin, he committed homosexuality. I told him that it’s a very big sin and Allah punished the people of Lut (alaihis salaam) for this sin. I told him that he needs to repent and turn back to Allah. My question is, does Allah forgive homosexuality?

Q: I want to open a business with boating, roller coaster rides, and other similar facilities. Can I provide such entertainment to people for a fee?

Q: During wuzu is it farz to wash the face from the hairy part of the forehead? A person whose hair grows above the forehead due to baldness then from which part of the forehead is it farz to wash the face?

Q: Is it Sunnah for males to wear a kurta? Can men wear casual clothing or unisex clothing?

Q: In dua qunoot we recite ونخلع ونترك من يفجرك "And we forsake and turn away from the one who disobeys you".

I would like more explanation. What kind of turn away and forsake one, because a lot of our loved ones disobey Allah such as family members. So does this mean that we must forsake them and turn away from them.

Q: Zaid was working on the roof of an attic. When it was Salah time, instead of coming down from the rooftop, he prayed Salah on top of the roof of the attic. Is the Salah valid? 

Q: I have been married for a few years and have children. When the wedding talk was happening, my in laws to be were told that my dad married twice and has children with both wives. They reacted negatively and almost used this reason to stop the talk. Due to their negative reaction, I didn't disclose that my mother was married before and has two children from her previous marriage. But after the wedding I only told my husband. Now, I'm scared of telling my in laws as they are very old fashioned and traditional. I am still in contact with my half-siblings (I'm sure their feeling are hurt by this). What is the Islamic ruling in this situation. I have no secrets from my husband.

Q: I want khula from my husband. I have a child and my husband wants that child. What should I do in this case?