No, this is not the right way. One should have dignity and honor. Asking like this is humiliating. Besides, one should have done what he had done for the sake of Allah and not for anything in return.

An elder brother has done a lot for younger brother but younger brother has never shown any gratitude towards the elder one and also has betrayed many times. Because of some occasion elder brother expects a gift from younger one but he doesn’t gift anything. Is it right to go forward and ask the younger brother that why he didn’t gift?

Character and Morals | November 5, 2014 9:36 am
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There is a person who has just started learning about Islam, before he was not practising. From investigation and relatives he seemed good in religion and character, manners etc. Only thing I am worried about it is he follows Islamic posts of random men and women and has added them. Is this something to be concerned about?
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At school, we refer to the teacher as “sir”. When I say it, I don’t mean any respect. I just say it to catch attention since it sounds a bit odd saying “Mr Fulan”. So, is it Kufr for me to say sir? I’m not saying it on account of his religion.