ANSWER: No. I believe that it is not permissible to wear it out in the public but it is permissible to wear it in front of other women, mahrams and her husband.
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ANSWER: This is true and it was postponed for two days so that Muslims would come in twos and threes to perform the funeral prayer. https://islamqa.info/en/answers/132135/washing-shrouding-and-funeral-prayer-of-the-prophet-blessings-and-peace-of-allah-be-upon-him
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ANSWER: It is not permissible for women to travel without their male mahram even if it’s in a company. Each female must have her male mahram accompanying her because Prophet salla Allahu Alaihi wa Sallam said a woman who believes in Allah and the day of judgment must not travel without her mahram.
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ANSWER: As long as you don’t show this in words or deeds, you will be rewarded, but the reward is lesser than if you were to do that willingly and happily.
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ANSWER: If you offer any prayer before sitting down this is sufficient. NO NEED to pray another 2 units of Tahiyatul Masjid after that.
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ANSWER: Shaking hands with a non mahram female is prohibited but this does not break your wudu.
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ANSWER: He must stay to prevent the khulwah and keep advising her against what she’s doing. Her husband must take necessary action and also her sister should prevent this.
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ANSWER: It is the responsibility of all the children to look after the parents, both financially and physically, however if the parents are self sufficient, it’s not obligatory for the children to give them money nor they are obliged to pay them back anything they had given them in the past such as food, shelter […]
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ANSWER: Removing it completely with a razor is mutilation. If you mean trimming it with a machine which doesn’t completely remove it, this is permissible.
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ANSWER: You must not live with your in-laws when your husband is not there, especially when non-mahrams are there. Go and stay at your parents house.
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