ANSWER: You can make dua in your Salah, both fard and voluntary, in sujood and in the last tashahud, before making salam and in your own language, providing you don’t know how to make that particular dua in Arabic.
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ANSWER: The reward is the same for everyone. One sacrifice is for the entire family living under one roof and they can include their deceased parents or grandparents in it as well. You cannot include anyone else.
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ANSWER: Yes, you must give the due zakat even if you have debt to clear.
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ANSWER: If you’re not giving sacrifice, it is not obligatory upon you to refrain from cutting the nails and hair for 10 days of Dhul hijjah. You should not refrain from this as this would be an innovation since you’re seeking reward from something that wasn’t prescribed by the Qur’an or the Sunnah.
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ANSWER: Each head of the family should slaughter an udhiya if he can afford it. His udhiya suffices for himself and all those living under his roof. He can also share a portion of a cow or a camel where 6 more people can take part in it. If they are more than 7 people, then it is not permissible.
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ANSWER: It is not permissible to pray the prayers that you didn’t pray deliberately, without any reason. You must repent sincerely to Allah and never do such a major sin again and do a lot of voluntary good deeds and worship, especially night prayers to try and compensate for the missed prayers.
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ANSWER: No problem.
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ANSWER: Separately (2+2)
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ANSWER: This is not permissible. Zakat should be given to poor and needy Muslims in cash and in their hands to do what they want with it.
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ANSWER: He, salla Allahu Alaihi wa Sallam didn’t pray the emphatic sunnahs except the sunnah of fajr while traveling. He used to pray the night prayers, Witr and other voluntary prayers though.
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