Using anti-ageing products
Q: In Islam, can a young woman of around 28 years of age, use anti-ageing products, such as serums, creams etc. to reduce the fine lines and wrinkles on her face. Is it permissible?
Q: In Islam, can a young woman of around 28 years of age, use anti-ageing products, such as serums, creams etc. to reduce the fine lines and wrinkles on her face. Is it permissible?
Q: Before becoming a Muslim I made some tattoos on my body. Will my wudhu be valid with the tattoos and is it necessary for me to try to remove it? Removing tattoos can be very painful and laser treatment is very expensive.
Q: Is it permissible for a baaligh woman to wear gold and silver plated jewellery?
Q: Are men allowed to wear white gold ring. It's my nikah time coming up soon and I know we cannot wear gold. I'm sure this applies to white gold as well but just need a mufti to clarify.
Q: Can a man wear a ring which is made of pure silver, but is plated with rhodium (another metal)?
Q: Are we permitted to wear the four-leaf clover bracelet/jewellery?
Q: I know that it is permissible for a man to wear silver, but is it permissible for a man to wear a silver bracelet?
Q: Is it haram for a women to do winged eyeliner because the ancient Egyptians used to have winged eyeliner? So is this then imitating kuffar and haraam to do winged eyeliner?
Q: Is it permissible to use a temporary ink writing on one's body?
Q: I wanted to purchase some oud. The person selling it had informed me that to speed up the process of making this oud they use a very little brandy (type of alcohol) in the oud. He also mentioned that the Ulama said it is permissble to use such oud.
Will it be permissble to use this oud? Will there be a difference in the maslah if the brandy is made from grapes or if the brandy is made from something besides grapes, for example it is made from wheat?