ANSWER: Of course not.  If there’s a problem between spouses then it’s recommended for them to visit a muslim marriage counselor. 

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ANSWER: This is done through investigating by asking the imam of the masjid whether he is regular in prayer or not and by asking his colleagues and relatives about his character etc. 

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ANSWER: This is not permissible as spying is prohibited in Islam. If he is remorseful over what he had done and he wants to be with you and his children, forgive him for the sake of Allah as by not doing this, you will be letting Shaytan destroy your marriage and life.

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ANSWER: No, as no one can bring “bad luck” to anyone and thinking this can be a form of shirk! It is obvious that such a husband has issues and she must be more than diplomatic when dealing with him! 

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ANSWER: It is neither compulsory nor recommended to do nikah in the masjid.  It can be done anywhere. 

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ANSWER: It is the responsibility of the groom. However, sometimes the brides’ family wishes to invite more guests and would like to contribute. This is permissible. 

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