Dress & Attire

Q: I would like to know the shar'iee hukm of applying color on hair for both men and women? Could you please explain that in detail specifying the correct use of color?

Q: If it is Sunnah to put mendhi or dye the hair and beard, then how can they be reward and it be good to have white hairs, as the more white hairs the more the merits?  And if it is Sunnah to dye the hair, didnt Nabi (s.a.w) have white hairs when he passed away?

Q: Is it permissible for a male to plait or braid long (Zulfa) hair? If a male has long (Zulfa) hair and he occasionally plaits them with the intention of sunnah will he be rewarded?

Q: I am of the understanding that piercing of the ears for woman is permissible. However is it permissible to have more than one piercing on the ear? Also is it permissible for piercing of the navel for woman?

Q: Is it allowed to pierce bellybutton if my husband wants me to?

Q: Can we use perfume instead of aatar, is it halaal or haraam? 

Q: Is it permissible for women to fasten the hair in such a manner that it forms a hump/bun?

Q:

1. Did Nabi (Sallahu Alaihi Wasallam) ever trim His Blessed beard?
2. If not, how is a fist lenght beard an emphasized Sunnah?
3. Which is more rewarding; a trimmed fistful beard or a completely untrimmed natural beard?
4. On what basis is it sinful to trim (not shave) the beard less than a fist length (and not resembling the non-believers)?
5. Is there any Narration that directly prohibits trimming (not shaving) the beard less than a fist length?
6. Is Miswaak, wearing a turban on the same level as Sunnah, higher or lower, in comparison to having a fist length beard?
7. Is a person sinful if he does not use a Miswaak or wear a turban?

Q: 

1. Is there any Quranic Verse or Narration that directly prohibits women from cutting their hair in a manner which does not resemble the non-believers or men? 
2. On what basis are women prohibited from cutting their hair in a manner that does not resemble the non-believers or men?

Q: Is it allowed in Islam for a male to neaten the beard (NOT CUT) while it is still growing to a fist length (Not yet a fist length) as I am still in my teens and my beard has become extremely wild which is not exactly 'in my opinion' what Islam teaches. To me Islam teaches dignity in portraying ourselves to promote Islam rather than be seen as primitive and uncouth.