Question : My mother is a Sayeda, but my father is a non-Sayyid. Do I qualify to be a Sayyid?

Question : If someone sends me a message via text message or online that says "Salam Alaykum" is it obligatory on me to message them back saying "Wa Alaykum Salam"?

Question : Assuming that I have general permission to do something such as using a washroom, if I do something that goes against its conventional usage or is at least very uncommon, but the owner did not explicitly forbid me from doing so – for example, I ate in the washroom which is not generally done – have I commit a sin if I do not ask for permission to do this? Or does it suffice that I have general permission and he did not explicitly tell me not to do said action?

Question : If the names of Allah that are written in English become Najis, is it obligatory to purify them?

Question : What is the ruling on the punishment of apostasy and blasphemy?

Question : There was a turbah in my pocket and my pants got wet. Some turbah turned to mud and some residue basically became stuck to my pants. What am I expected to do in this situation? Is it alright if I were to wash it off, wipe it off and such? Or must I leave it?

Question : A person makes a phone call to someone and records the phone call without telling him, later he publishes the recoding on the internet. Is this permissible?

Question : Is it a sin to lie down or sleep with the feet facing qibla?

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At times I am plagued by doubts and uncertainty, and wonder if it would be possible for you to advise me of a duaa from the Imams (peace be upon them) to remove doubts that I have?

Question : What is the ruling in taking poetry as a profession?

Question : Is the child of a Non-Sayyid man and a Sayyid woman considered as Sayyid?

Question : Is it permissible to have sculptures of people in the home for decoration?

Question : A man is trying to save money to secure his future and get married and he contributes to his family, but his family is making it hard on him to save. He will always take care of his family, but recently a friend of his informs him that he has seen his father gambling and now the man is worried about his income; is it permissible in this case to lie about the exact amount of money he owns when his family ask him?

Question : Are Muslims allowed to go to the cinema?

Question : If papers have the names of Allah's, the Holy Prophet or Holy Imams written on them, what should I do with them if I don't need them? Should I bury them? And what if it is not possible to bury them, is there any other way to dispose of them without sinning?

Question : What is the ruling of showing respect (like bowing our head slightly) to a deceased non-Muslim? For instance, we do that to his tomb or memorial stone?

Question : Some people say that the "Blue Eye" saves us from the evil eye of some people. Is that correct?

Question : When I was young and non-baligh, I broke my a company laptop which my late father entrusted to my elder brother. I have since then apologized to my brother, but my father never knew about it. I am not sure whether the laptop was owned by my father or he was borrowing it from the company, nor am I sure of its vale. What is my duty in respect to the loss I caused?

Question : Is it wrong to desire to have a prostration mark? Or is it seen as Riya?

Question : Is it permissible to read erotic stories?