Dress & Attire

Q: Are females allowed to dye their hair blue black?

Q:

1. Is applying nail polish during haidh period permissible as we don't have to make wudhu to pray fardh namaz and when we make ghusl we remove it using nail polish remover?

2. Does applying nail polish amount to imitating kuffaar?

3. Can we use other make up items like lipsticks, mascara etc?

4. Are we allowed to dye (water proof dye) our hair other than black when in haidh period?

Q: Nowadays instant mehendis are available in the market. Is applying it also sunnat and can one offer namaz with these kinds of mehendi which are made up of chemicals?

Q: Please can you advise if it is permissible for females to use fake eyelashes and make wudhu?

Q: How short do the pubic hairs have to be?

Q: Does it come under extravagance that a woman wears ornaments of diamonds and other precious stones which cost more than gold and silver?

Q: My husband has arthritis in his ankles so he needs to keep them warm. In winter he finds just rolling up his socks to cover them is not enough and they cause him pain. Would it be permissible for him to keep his trousers over his ankles to keep them warmer?

Q: I had a question. I know that shaping and plucking of eye brows is haram and that the woman who gets it done and the woman who does it have both been cursed. But what if we don't pluck and we just highlight the brows with eye shadow? Is that haram too?

Q: Is it essential in Islam to shave hairs of under arms? If yes then is there any tolerance? As I cannot reach to shave anus hairs by using a razor please guide.

Q: There are many colour dyes available in the market. It is said that using these dyes are haraam because it contains chemicals if they are applied on beard they prevent the hair from getting wet. It is obligatory that the beard should get wet while doing wudhu else our wudhu is invalid. Please clarify? Do these latest dyes cover the hair with a layer like nail polish or they bleach the hair with colour? Even if we use these chemical dyes the hair gets wet and washed while bathing. I fail to understand how only while doing wudhu they don’t get wet and washed? This defies logic and science. Please advise.