Dress & Attire

Q: Can men use mehndi natural brown with indigo inside it?

Q: From what age should children be dressed in Sunnah clothes and refrain them from wearing un-islamic clothes?

Q: I have asked before if bleaching eyebrows is haram or not and it was halaal, but I have a question if I am only bleaching the extra hairs on my eyelid not eyebrows why is it haram to pluck the extra hairs if it is the same purpose?

Q: I want to know if my husband is not happy with my eyebrows, is it ok Islamically to neaten it (wax or pluck)? What is the ruling on it? I was plucking before but have read a Hadith that our prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) cursed such women so I have stopped but my husband finds it untidy.

Q: Am I allowed to bleach my eyebrows since plucking is forbidden?

Q: Is it true that the Kurta/Kafni with slits constitutes 'Islamic dress' for men as opposed to the Saudi style long Jubba with no slits, which sometimes also has cuff link sleeves and English type shirt collars?

Q: I had always been taught that the topi is the crown of a believer and part of the Sunnah attire. However, I was recently told by a close friend that the topi is not part of the Sunnah attire and has no basis in Deen. It was merely worn in the time of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) and the Sahaabah (Radhiyallahu Anhum) as a traditional dress. Is this true? Similarly, I would like to know whether the Sahaabah (Radhiyallahu Anhum) wore the topi at the time of Salaah.

Q: Is it permissible for females to wear rings and earrings which are imitation, and not gold/silver?

Q: Is it a sin if a woman has her hair below the waist? Please I want to be clear about what is the appropriate length of hair permissible in Islam.

Q: My question is regarding the garment lengths (kurtha in specific). It's not a question of right or wrong because I am fully aware that anything below the ankles is impermissible. However, the longer kurtha's that are in stores such as Daffa and Aseel (these kurtha's are popular and peoples 1st choice in common), its hard to get the perfect size. I am not sure if its just me or everyone, but if you get a perfect length above your ankles, then the shoulders become tight and the sleeves are too short. The reason I buy aseel or daffa is a matter of preference style without showing off and boasting, just like how someone else in Pakistan would prefer the shawaal khamees or the short length kurtha's. So in my case mufti saab, what can I do and I know alternatives but then again going back to matter of preference and choice. When i'm standing yes I admit, I became aware that the Kurta length just about touched the floor, so I have another which is 2 sizes smaller which just about touches my shoe. To get it hemmed will take time (which I don't mind), but until I find a solution, must I not wear these kurtha's? Because my serious intention moving forward is to identify these finer details which seem small to they eye but the impact I know can be damaging to my Deen or any bodies who disregards such issues and labels them as small issues. Due to my laziness, I left this for too long.