Maulana Sheikh Jehad Ismail

If the market you are targeting is a Muslim target then yes they need to be in hijab if you’d target is non Muslim it’s not a requirement. Using influencers to promote business within the ethics of Islamic law is accepted

If the full identity of the person does not become known it’s fine although it may also remain problematic on the basis that it can be identified by the one of the relatives of more

Try your level best not to belittle the sin you often repeat rather you should always focus against whom you are sinning and not so much the sin itself. That’s on one hand on the other hand find out the reason behind that particular sin and try and eliminate the causes.

Yes they are

Yes

According to the Quran it’s prohibited to marry two sisters. How ever a sister and her cousin is fine though not recommended

This is the only reference I could find

المصدر : مصباح المتهجد - الطوسي ( ر ) - ص 752 - 758

However this sermon was not delivered on the day itself when the prophet appointed him but it was delivered after the prophet had passed away and it coincided that the day of Ghadeer and Juma happened on the same day so the imam after his Friday speech he spoke about Ghadeer

1) The wife must always be creative in her intimate approach towards her partner and vice versa. Grooming oneself and always trying to have an appeal towards each other is very important to increase love between husband and wife.

Respect for one another and use of intimate loving words are also importance.

2) As for avoiding divorce there has to be mutual respect and to give regard to each other’s privacy. Avoiding arguments, disrespect and coarse language can help a lot in keeping couples from growing apart.

Jinn yes and all you asked and gave examples of are possible

Yes if she dies while she is still his wife just like if he dies

If saying you work in USA means that your intention in saying so is you are telling them you work for an American based company then fine otherwise it’s deemed a lie. As for using borrowed names it’s fine

1. Skip the scenes and watch the rest.
2. You can’t listen to music that is used in place of entertainment.
3.if the mangas will lead you to doing haram you can’t watch it.
4. Any act that keeps you away from your religious duties or causes delay in the execution of your duties is deemed a distraction

No it’s not

Some are classified as ghina. If they conform with the same tune as places of entertainment

Dealing with Allah should never be on the basis of gain or loss situation, this kind of attitude is like that of a business man that if he wants to enter into a business contract he looks at the pros and cons and if the cons outweighs the pros he refrains from the contract and would not sign it. This can’t apply to Allah when we deal with him! If we trust Him then Hd knows better when and when not to grant the prayers. We don’t worship Him so that he pays us back in return when we demand! We worship Him because we believe He is worthy of that worship , because we need Him and He Dora not need our worship one single bit. So re-examine your relationship with your creator on the basis that He knows best. And don’t plan your life on the basis of your own wishful thinking, yes indeed be hopeful , be positive but don’t be fixated on a thing that if it does not come, your way, your whole world comes to a complete standstill. This is not a healthy attitude as this incident you were hoping to materialise and it did not will not be the first of the last! Life is full of challenges and if we understand a challenge as means to growth and more experience we will learn to accept it and live with it in a more profitable and healthy way.

Go back to your prayers and speak with your Creator with love, trust and complete surrender to His will not to yours.

10 days

1) They visit us by leave from Allah.

2) There are no other means of visitation physically as they are in a different realm to us

Through your manners and moral code. Invite them through your actions not words.

It is Makrooh as the name of god should not be taken in vain.

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1-3) Only the Father’s permission is needed in the case of a girl unless the father’s refusal is not based on Islamic reasoning.

4) If a girl goes and marries her self without the father’s consent in that event the marriage is not valid unless:
- She is totally independent of her dad.

- She spends on herself

-And the father’s refusal is not based on Islamic reasoning

5&6) Yes he can but that does not make the conception and the baby legitimate after you marry her

Only if the man ejaculate yes, otherwise no.

If you know they are in need give and if you can find them employment for them even better

His missed salah
His missed fast
His debts both financial and moral if he/she has transgressed against the rights of others.
If he has not performed hajj

What Islam says about Domestic Violence
 
“The most perfect of believers in belief is the best of them in character. The best of you are those who are the best to their women.”
Domestic violence against women remains a major concern in today’s society. The problem is so severe that it affects people from all ways of life regardless of socio-ecomomic status, ethnicity, age and religion. The statistics on this issue are alarming.
The Extent of the Problem
Murder – Every day four women die in this country as a result of domestic violence, the euphemism for murders and assaults by husbands and boyfriends. That’s approximately 1,400 women a year, according to the FBI. The number of women who have been murdered by their intimate partners is greater than the number of soldiers killed in the Vietnam War.
Battering – Although only 572,000 reports of assault by intimates are officially reported to federal officials each year, the most conservative estimates indicate two to four million women of all races and classes are battered each year. At least 170,000 of those violent incidents are serious enough to require hospitalization, emergency room care or a doctor’s attention.
Sexual Assault – Every year approximately 132,000 women report that they have been victims of rape or attempted rape, and more than half of them knew their attackers. It’s estimated that two to six times that many women are raped, but do not report it. Every year 1.2 million women are forcibly raped by their current or former male partners, some more than once.
The Targets – Women are 10 times more likely than men to be victimized by an intimate.
Impact on Children – Violent juvenile offenders are four times more likely to have grown up in homes where they saw violence. Children who have witnessed violence at home are also five times more likely to commit or suffer violence when they become adults.
Impact on Health and Social Services – Women who are battered have more than twice the health care needs and costs than those who are never battered. Approximately 17 percent of pregnant women report having been battered, and the results include miscarriages, stillbirths and a two to four times greater likelihood of bearing a low birth weight baby. Abused women are disproportionately represented among the homeless and suicide victims. Victims of domestic violence are being denied insurance in some states because they are considered to have a “pre-existing condition.”
The Islamic Solution – Kind treatment towards others is a sign of piety
While domestic violence exists in both Muslim and non-Muslim societies, the position of Islam on the kind treatment of women is very clear as mentioned in the Quran and exemplified through the life and character of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
“The nobler among you in the sight of God is the more righteous among you.” (Quran, 49:13)
It is narrated that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, “The most perfect of believers in belief is the best of them in character. The best of you are those who are the best to their women. And in another tradition, “The best among you are those who are kindest to their wives.”
The Prophet (pbuh) also taught that a husband’s treatment of his wife reflects a Muslim’s good character, which in turn is a reflection of his faith. The character of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) exemplified how one should be good to his wife. He should smile, not hurt her emotionally or physically, remove anything that will harm her, treat her gently, and be patient with her. He should communicate effectively with her, involve her in decision making and support her in times of difficultly. God instructs men to be nice to their wives and to treat them well to the best of their ability. A devout Muslim should always remember that pleasing his wife is part of faith and earns the pleasure of God, whilst dealing with her unjustly will earn God’s anger.
“Live with them in kindness; even if you dislike them, perhaps you dislike something in which Allah has placed much good” (Quran, 4:19).
Realistically, human beings are imperfect and, in this regard, the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, “A believing man should not hate a believing woman. If he dislikes something in her character, he should be pleased with some other trait of hers.”
Marriage experts recommend that one should focus on character traits, just as the Prophet (pbuh) recommended. For example, a husband may appreciate the way his wife arranges his clean laundry, but the underlying character trait may be that she is thoughtful. Following this advice should help the husband focus and be more aware of his wife’s good attributes rather than on the negatives.
A companion asked the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) what is the right of a wife over her husband?’ He said, “That you feed her when you eat and clothe her when you clothe yourself and do not strike her face. Do not malign her and do not keep apart from her, except in the house.” (Hadith, Abu Dawood).
Conflict in marriage is virtually inevitable and, unless one is conscious of the presence of God, it can lead to a lot of anger. Although anger is one of the most difficult emotions to manage, the first step toward controlling it can be learning how to forgive those who hurt us. In case of conflict, a husband should not stop talking to his wife and emotionally hurt her, but he may stop sleeping in the same bed if it will improve the situation. Under no circumstance, even when he is angry or somehow feels justified, is a husband allowed to humiliate her by using hurtful words or cause her any injury.
Common Misunderstandings
Of all the Qur’anic passages about men and women perhaps the one most often misunderstood or misused, by both Muslims and non-Muslims, is verse 34 of Surah an-Nisa. An English translation of this verse reads as follows:;
Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has given the one more (strength) than the other, and because they support them from their means.; Therefore the righteous women are devoutly obedient, and guard in (the husband’s) absence what Allah would have them guard.; As to those women on whose part you fear disloyalty and ill-conduct, admonish them (first), (next) do not share their beds, (and last) beat (tap) them (lightly); but if they return to obedience, seek not against them means (of annoyance): for Allah is Most High, Great (above you all). (4:34)
First and foremost, this verse needs two clarifications. One, that it doesn’t apply to any women, but to ONLY those women who are “rebellious” to their husbands in acts of immorality, such as lewdness, adultery, and fornication. Second, the issue of hitting is a mere symbolic tapping of the hand as a serious gesture of disgruntlement from the husband towards the wife, for her disobediences in the morality of the household, because its an issue of integrity of the family, which the husband is responsible to maintain the honor and respect of it.
Therefore, it is not a permission for the husband to “abuse” this verse of the Quran to his advantage and use force against his wife for every kind of refractions and rejections from his wife. Rather it’s for specific actions such as disloyalty to the husband by having an affair with another man, or committing acts of vulgarity that brings shame to the family. Even then, this symbolic tapping of the hand of the wife should be as a last resort, whence all other avenues have been exhausted in making sense of shame to the wife for her rebellious strife. Otherwise the family might disintegrate into a divorce, which is also disliked by God, and His Messenger.
There are numerous narrations of the Prophet (pbuh) which clearly discourage and even prohibit beating, hitting, and use of any brutal force against wives, such that would cause bodily harm or injuries. He, being the role model for all husbands, himself never resorted to such a measure with any of his wives, speaks volumes of his character as a husband which all men should emulate. In addition, in the following verse of the Qur’an, God warns men that if they retain their wives in marriage it should not be to take advantage of them.
“Retain them in kindness or release them in kindness. But do not retain them to their hurt so that you transgress (the limits). If anyone does that he wrongs his own soul. Do not take God’s instructions as a jest” (Qur’an 2:231).
Conclusions
The statistics on domestic violence in the United States are alarming. The problem exists in both Muslim and non-Muslim societies. The worship of God, which Muslims believe is the sole reason for their existence, is an all-encompassing concept that applies equally to one’s relationship with God as well as with His creation. In Islam, one cannot perfect their Worship to God, unless they perfect their relationship with others. The kind treatment of others, including one’s spouse, can therefore not be ignored as an obligatory act of Worship and a sign of piety to God. Islam teaches the individual to constantly consider which deeds and behaviors will be pleasing to Allah and to interact with others in way that will be pleasing to Him. As the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) related, “The best amongst you in the sight of God are those who are the best to their wives.” It is through attaining a higher level of God-consciousness that Islamic principles can contribute to the elevation of society. As a believer sincerely contemplates on how his deeds will be viewed by God, he learns to improve his conduct with others, including his spouse.

Yes you can

From the viewpoint of our esteemed contemporary jurists, sacrificing an animal on the seventh day of a newborn's birth, which is what we call a 'aqīqah (عقيقة) is mustaḥab.

Of course, it is highly recommended, and a very important practice anyone blessed with a child should do. It is so much encouraged that even when a person grows old, and they find out their parents did not do it, they can do it themselves.

So, as it is mustaḥab, everything related to it is either mustaḥab or makrūh. observing the etiquette of 'aqīqah is important, but not obligatory. Usually an Islamic butcher would know all these things as well. Also, it can be a sheep, a cow, or a camel, but most people choose sheep.

Let me mention some things:

The 'aqīqah should be done on the seventh day of the new baby's birth.
The sheep needs to be free of any deformities or imperfections.
The sheep should be large and fat.
The meat should be cut up, but no bones should be broken.
The meat should be distributed to people, raw or cooked.
It is makrūh for the immediate family of the newborn to eat from the 'aqīqah meat.
Something that is very bad and un-Islamic to do is rub the blood of the sheep on the forehead of the baby, or anything like this. There is no basis for this, and such practices must be avoided.

With the head and the legs, it is not necessary to bury them, and they can be eaten or given away like the other parts.

And Allah knows best.

God ordered us to lower our gaze so the responsibility of protecting ourselves against temptation lies within us not with what is around us.

You have to find a way to kill the fish as it’s not permissible to take the dead fish out of water and then put it again in water to die by itself as in putting it in a bucket for example

1) Niqab is Mustahab.
2) Their hijab consisted of a long Jilbab, flowing, and not transparent.
3) You can wear t shirt and pants at home but not outside unless she wear something on top to cover her arms and her hip and thighs below the knees