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What is the ruling on marrying a girl who has embraced the ideas of Shahrour? There is a pious, good-natured girl who has adopted heretical ideas from Shahrour, such as the unity of religions, the non-obligation of hijab, and the belief that there are no prohibitions except for 15 matters. She also denies some issues that the ummah has agreed upon, yet despite all this, she wears the proper hijab and prays and fasts. Is it permissible to marry her?

Are there degrees of martyrdom, and is someone who does not pray or fast considered a martyr?

Is the prayer of an elderly mother suffering from Alzheimer's for her daughter, who serves and takes care of her, answered?

Is it permissible for a woman to go to the cemetery regularly, meaning once a week?

If a woman asks for a divorce from her husband without reason, is it permissible?

Is applying henna on the nails required to be wiped off during ablution for prayer, similar to nail polish?

I married a married man who has children, and I accepted him while I was married and have two children. I live and work in a country different from where my husband resides, and he does not cover any of my expenses on the pretext that I do not serve him so he should not spend on me?

A woman from Jerusalem is in a state of wudu, but while on the bus, she takes a nap. When she gets off the bus, should she pray or not?

I only meet my husband during the vacation, which is very short, and my husband spends one night with me and one night with his first wife, knowing that his wife lives with him in the same country. Is it fair for him to divide his nights between us during this short period?