Woman breastfeeding her sister's children
Q: Is it permissible for a woman to breastfeed her sister's children with the intention of making them mahram to her children?
Q: Is it permissible for a woman to breastfeed her sister's children with the intention of making them mahram to her children?
Q: Is it permissible for a father to walk his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day?
Q: If husband does not provide you with expenses regarding shopping and other medical needs and basic daily needs and said you have your own job you can fulfill your expenses then what does Islam say?
In contrast, he fixed an amount for his parents but not for his wife, so what does Islam suggest?
Q: Is it permissible to shave a toddlers hair (e.g. 1 year old) as some say the hair will grow thicker thereafter?
Q: Is it okay to buy clothes for my unborn baby?
Q: I've heard girls say that they romanticize their future by making up imaginary scenarios of them with their imaginary (non -existent) husband like holding hands, forehead kiss, etc. Is this fantasizing? Will one be sinful?
Q: I've got two sons. They're toddlers.
My elder son received alot of money as a gift when he was a baby while the second one didn't receive as much. I was thinking of converting their cash to gold. Will it be okay for me to give money to add only to the younger one so I can get the same amount of gold for each child or will it be unfair to the older child?
We will not inform them of this when they are older.
Q: I terminated my pregnancy in 6 months and this is murder. Is there any kaffara or diyat? Kindly guide me what can I do.
Q: Should a parent be equal to all of their children in terms of finance and gifts?
For example: There are 4 brothers. No. 1 is a doctor, set up by the father but paid back. No. 2 is in the business with his father as a partner, also paid back. No. 3 is still studying. No. 4 is an aalim and recently started working in the business. The father wants to set no. 4 up eventually.
Question: Will it be fair if the father sets up no. 4 in the business, without paying back. Basically giving him a business and not giving any other brother the same.
Q: Is getting married to someone so that she can make khidmat of his parents correct or should the decision be made more on shahwat for the person?