Is it permissible for a person to appoint someone to act on their behalf in their marriage contract because they are in one country and the girl is in another country? Is this contract valid? Is a new contract required if the girl arrives in the husband's country?

What is the ruling on a woman who menstruates a few minutes before the Maghrib call to prayer? Does she have to make up this day?

The son is in the UAE and the father is in Jordan, and the son wants to get married. Is it permissible for the son to authorize the father to contract the marriage, knowing that he does not pray and insults religion?

Why is it permissible for a menstruating woman to recite, but she is not allowed to correct more than two verses?

A widow spoke to a man on the phone, and they agreed to marry. She said to him: I have married myself to you, and he said to her: I accept. Is this how the marriage contract has been concluded?

She saw a spot of blood on the first day, and on the second day, her usual menstrual blood came down. What is the ruling on the time between the first spot and the onset of the usual blood?

A man divorced his wife three separate times, and now he wants to reconcile with her, but outside of court; because the wife's family does not know, he wants to bring a foreign guardian as if he is the guardian for this woman and two witnesses, and marry her to another man outside of court, and the latter would have complete marital relations with her and then divorce her whenever he wishes, after which the first man would reconcile with her with a new contract. Is this permissible according to the Hanafi school of thought, especially regarding the issue of the guardian?

She is 67 years old, her menstruation has stopped for a long time, and during the last two days she saw menstrual blood. She went to the doctor, who told her: You need a cleaning procedure, and she has a urinary infection and internal inflammation. Is it permissible for her to pray and read the Quran after washing and performing ablution?

A woman who is forty years old embraced Islam four years ago, and she is divorced and lives with her son and daughter. She was told that she must have a Muslim guardian to refer to in her matters, for example, if someone wants to propose to her since her father is non-Muslim. Did this happen during the time of the Prophet, peace be upon him?