Q: I was at a restaurant with my brother and two boys were staring at us. While leaving, I went to them and told them to feel ashamed as they are staring like this. Did I commit a sin? What should I have done? How can I ask for forgiveness from Allah?
Q:
1. If a woman looks at the private parts of a man without lust, does it establish hurmat-e-musaaharat?
2. A woman looks at the private part of a man in a picture or an image and feels lust, but she does not know whose private part this is. She does not know with whom she has established hurmat-e-musaaharat. Now if she is about to marry a man, should she doubt that those private parts may be of her future father in law and the groom is haram for her to marry. As she does not know with whom she has established hurmat-e-musaharat, what should she do?
Q: Can a son see the satr of his deceased father? The reason is that there was soo much mess because of Diarrhoea, the person had to look and wipe because the initial wiping was just smearing the faeces in different places. This is for a specific case only, not for all cases.
Q: I sometimes watch people from my windows. Is this permissible or considered to be spying?
Q: I am a 26 year old male and I am searching for a spouse. How do I go about finding a suitable partner?
Q: Is there a hadeeth prohibiting looking at beardless youth?
Q: Will my salah break if I deliberately look at the clock to check the time without moving my head or chest?
Q:
1. I wanted to ask whether it is sinful to look at photographs? Or can we can look at photos of our mahrams?
2. We are not allowed to look at non mahrams. Does it mean that we cannot look at him even at a glance for once? For eg. We need to see for once, so as to know who is our brother in law, or neighbour, uncle i.e. just for recoginition purposes.
Q: Can a wife see her husband after his death and a husband his wife after her death?