Q: One of my relatives is buying second hand jewellery which has been used by his sister. He wants to give the jewellery to his future wife when they get married without telling her that it is not new jewellery. Is this acceptable in Islam?
Q: I have a question regarding using/wearing stones in jewellery. I know that stones like kyanite and lapis lazuli are often used by people because they believe that they have certain metaphysical properties. I've recently come into quite a few stones (quartz crystal, malachite, kyanite, etc.) that have been passed from person to person, but the original purchaser bought them because of the metaphysical properties that they believed them to have. I simply think that they're beautiful rocks and creations of Allah Ta'ala and have no intentions of relying on them for anything. Is it permissible for me to wear them as jewellery? Would that be a form of shirk? Diamonds and sapphires are believed to have certain properties as well; should we just avoid all stones?
Q: Is it right for an ex husband and his family to keep all the wifes jewelleries and refused to pay her maher? Last year his parents went for hajj but they still refused to give back what is hers. What's the Islamic understanding of this matter? She left it upto Allah but doesn't understand why they would steal her jewellery without her consent.
Q: Mere khab mein dekha ki mein aur sab family aur relatives Hazarth Syed Shah Jhangeer Pir (R.A) ke dargha shareef gaye hai aur waha kuch niyaz ho rahi hai waha pe room lekar niyaz karte hai wahi jagh par koi ek ladki ati hai aur mere haatho mein hari yani green bangles pehenati hai mein dekhti hun ki kitni khubsurat lag rahi hai mere haatho mein. Mufti saab ap plz is khwab ki tabeer bata dijiyea.
Q: Is it allowed for women to wear gold jewellery on the feet (toe ring and anklets)?
Q: I lost all my jewellery two years ago and I have not yet found it. I did a lot of wazifas.