She says: She prevented her friend from publishing some verses of poetry, which begin with: 'Calm down, for all matters come to an end, and let go of the fog of worry that dissipates; for every worry has relief after it, and every distress, when it tightens, expands.' But her friend asked for evidence of this, is this statement incorrect and does it have any prohibition?

Question: A 52-year-old woman suffers from menstrual irregularities, and sometimes she sees blood outside of her period. What is the ruling on her fasting?

A girl is forced to buy internet packages, and among the services is a quantity of packages that she gives to her mother for easy communication with her, but she and her sisters use them to watch songs. Does she incur any sin from this?

A lady wants to return a right to a deceased person. Should she pay off his debts or give the money to the heirs?

Is it permissible for me to work without my father's knowledge, knowing that I am an unmarried girl and a foreign student, and my father rejects the idea of work on the grounds of studying? I want to work to occupy my free time; because in my free time, I might fall into sins, and I want to have my own spending money, knowing that my father does not fall short in that?

Before the father's death, he built a house, and the younger son claims that he paid for the construction, knowing that the house is in the father's name. What is the ruling on this house when dividing the inheritance?

Is it permissible for a woman to try on clothes she wants to buy in the store? And how do we understand the hadith: "Any woman who removes her clothes outside her husband's house has violated what is between her and Allah Almighty?"

She saw the sign of purity, so she performed ghusl (ritual washing) and prayed, then the next day blood came to her. What is the ruling on it?

What is the ruling on the public Moroccan bath for women?