Removing Facial and Body Hair

Q: Can Muslim men shave their hairs on the chest, arms and legs?

Q: I heard that a Muslim woman can't pluck her eyebrows so what about if I grow my eyesbrows or my eyelashes, is there any problem if I use products that grows them?

Q: My husband really wants me to thread my eyebrows. Unless I thread/shape my eyebrows than I feel he may cheat or look at other women. Hence affect the marriage. I was told we shud obey our husbands except if he stops women from doing farz things for Allah. I am confused, in such cases am I allowed to thread/shape my eyebrows, otherwise I know the prophet curses the women who shapes her eyebrows. I don't know what to do.

Q: I know that the Prophet curses a women who threads her eyebrows. But in Islam, nikah is taken very seriously and Allah hates divorce. Also a wife is supposed to obey her husband. I heard it is ibbadah, obeying your husband. My husband would like me to thread my eyebrows. Now I feel insecure, I feel he will look at other women because I keep refusing and he really wants me to thread. In such cases are we allowed to thread our eyebrows. My marriage is at stake.

Q: I understand that plucking of eyebrows is a sin, but what about the hairs between the eyebrows if a woman threads those hairs and waxes their moustache, would that be permissible?

Q: Can a Muslim married woman wax/shave her legs for her husband only?

Q: It means a lot to my husband for me to thread/pluck my eyebrows. I feel if I don't he will be attracted to other women. What should I do?

Q: My husband would like me to thread my eyebrows so that he finds me more attractive and makes our relationship stronger. It means a lot to him. But I am unsure if I am allowed. Although other people would see me, I would only be threading my eyebrows because he wants me to. Am I allowed or is it prohibited even if that is what he wants?

Q: Is a woman allowed to wax her hands and legs hairs at home?

Q: Are Muslim men allowed to pluck eyebrows?