Is it permissible to supplicate with this verse: {Allah is sufficient for us; He will give us from His bounty, and His Messenger. Indeed, we are eager for Allah} [At-Tawbah: 59]?

A man married his cousin, and she gave birth to a son, then she became pregnant with another child while the husband was traveling. The husband returned from his trip after his wife had given birth, and he divorced her without acknowledging the paternity of the child, claiming that he had not had relations with her before his travel. What is the legal ruling on this matter?

A group of women conducts a collective completion, and every week the completion is dedicated to one of the participants, and each one writes a supplication for her. Is it permissible to supplicate with what is written in the group, or should one suffice with reciting the Holy Quran only?

What is the ruling regarding the fetus that a woman divorced by li'an carries during her pregnancy? To whom is it attributed? Is it permissible to reconcile with her again?

What is the ruling on praying for the deceased 'May their abode be Paradise,' and is it true that 'abode' is a name for a place in Hell?

A woman was left by her husband who traveled and lost contact. After a long time, she married another man and gave birth to a child. Then the first husband returned. What is the ruling on the second marriage contract in the case of the return of the first husband after a long absence and the birth of a child from the second husband according to the Hanafi school? To whom does this child belong from the two husbands, and is the one who has been absent considered deceased in the eyes of his peers?

I was pregnant and wished for a boy, but I was blessed with a girl. I got upset and wished that the girl was a boy. Am I sinful? I am a believer in God and that everything is from God and by God's will, and I prayed to God for the girl to become a boy. Am I sinful?

She says: I was in a discussion with my husband, and the discussion became heated, and he said to me: 'Be quiet so we don't divorce over this issue.' Does his statement count as divorce?

When a person donates their money to a poor person, is it permissible to ask them to pray for him?