Taking something from a child
Q: Is it permissible to take a sweet that a child offers you? E.g. my small brother.
gift
Gifting the house to the wife
Q: A man passed away leaving behind a wife and six children. In his lifetime, he contributed monthly towards a retirement fund, and whilst alive, he had written and signed that he had made his wife 100 % benefactor of this fund. In addition, he had a house in which his wife and children live. In his lifetime, he mentioned to his wife that 'this house is for you'. Does this fund and house form part of the inheritance to be distributed?
Sirf larko ko hadiya dena
Q: Ek mashwara kerna tha ka, ek shaks ha jis ka do larkay or ek larki ha ab woh admi chata ha ka larakon ko alag ker don itna wasail nahi hain woh apna gar bache ker 20 lakh ake or 20 lakh dosray ko dena cha raha hain .Is main 2no bhaion na walid ko mashwara diya ka hiyati main wirsa to hota nahi ap yeh hamain gift ker dain kun ka hamari zaroorat ha . Phir baad main jo gar aap ka ha us main sa ham saab bant lain ga .aab masla yeh ha ka yeh to gift la lain 2 no Bhai to ap ko nahi lagta ha larki ka sath na insafi ho jaye gi .Or 2no bhaion ka apna apna alag kam kertay hain walid sa alag ha.
Unsure whether one should give a ring to one's friend or one's daughter
Q: I got a best friend since school years till now who has been much help to me when I am in trouble. She doesn't need anything in return but I feel that I would feel much better giving her something that is dear to me. I got this diamond ring that I love and was thinking of giving it to her as a remembrance of our friendship. I know she doesn't need it but in the same time my heart is like telling me that maybe it would be better to keep the ring and give it to my daughter when she grows up. I don't know whether its the shaitaan telling me not to. What should I do? I love my friend and I love my daughter. To whom should I give the ring?
Watch given to one by one's father during his lifetime
Q: My late father has given me a watch years ago when he was still alive. I told him to keep it first since I am not going to use it any time sooner. The watch was then passed to me after he passed away. However, a member of the family told me that I should faraid it. I would like to seek your kind advice on this.