Q: I am a 21 year old girl and my original hair colour is black, last year I did colour it blond and now its looking bad like two hair colours. I am also married. I heard that its not allowed to colour hair black in Islam. Is that true? If yes then why? I just want my natural hair black and I can't trim it either.
Q: Is it permissible to shave or trim only the two edges of the a'nfaqa (the baby beard)?
Q: I would like to know about the human hair. Can a man remove his chest, back and leg hairs? Is it permitted in Islam?
Q: Can the beard be shaved with the intention of growing it more to practise the sunnah?
Q: What is the ruling about perfumes that contain alcohol?
Q: What is the Shar'ee ruling for wearing a saari if the body is fully covered only in front of mahaarim?
Q: What is the various hanafi views on men covering or not covering the head in Salaah, eating and going to the bathroom. Another question is at what times should a mans head be covered according to the Hanafi school?
Q: Is it better for one to sit (rather than stand) when putting on pants/ shoes?
Q: Can we use one blade for shaving face, arm pits and the pubic hair?
Q: The ahadith on beard have been reported with different formulations: The word "Arkhoo" is mentioned in Saheeh Muslim. The words "Waffiroo, Awfiroo, Awfoo, A'foo" are mentioned in Saheeh Bukhari and Saheeh Muslim. Imam Nawawi (r) commenting in his Sharh Saheeh Muslim on the different terms used by the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam), arrives at the following conclusion: "The meaning of which appears all these ahadith is that a person should grow his beard. "