Nikaah & Marriage Issues

Q: If a female looks at a male's private part with lust but she did not see his private part directly because the man was wearing a cloth, his body and his private part was covered with a cloth. Is hurmat-e-musaaharah established? Please answer the question. What is the private part and awra for a man?

Q: Since the time when my wife gets pregnant, since then she feels intense pain in vaginal intercourse. We have treated for it a lot but no medicine is useful. Last time when my wife got pregnant I managed somehow to live without intercourse for 10 months (during his pregnancy) but this time its not easy for me to control myself from intercourse. But in vaginal sex she suffers unbearable pain so is there any way that I can do anal sex for my pleasure as well as for her sake. Please guide me what Shari'ah says in my case.

Q: My question is that is it jaaiz in Islam not to marry a Sayed or Qureshi or shah type girl or boy with someone from another caste? Please give me a detailed answer about that.

Q: Is it allowed in Islam for a one year old baby girl to do dress modelling?

Q: If I marry a Muslim male who skips namaaz, will my nikaah with him become invalid?

Q: Can a girl be married to a family who is lower in status than her family when the family of the boy and the boy are religious people? There is no matter of kufu in this?

Q: I am a 19 year old male and currently studying Aalim course. A few years ago I had touched my mother with lust and I have finished reading the conditions through which hurmate-e-musaaharah will take place (i.e. if she had a cloth on which was thick and the heat of the body could be felt, etc). However I'm not so sure if the conditions took place or not because of it being a while ago however I have Ghaalib-e-Gumaan that the conditions took place. Is there any way out for me? Do I have to confess? Will Allah Ta'ala forgive me for this despicable sin even if I don't confess?

Q: Is it allowed to call one's mother in-law and father in-law as 'ammi' and 'abu'?

Q: Is the husband allowed to be with the wife in the labour room when she is in labour?