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Is it permissible to pray without wearing socks and pants?

Is the repentance of a married adulterer accepted if no one knows of his act, and he repents, regrets, and returns to God without being punished? In the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), punishment was carried out on the adulterer even if he repented. Should he disclose what he did and face punishment, or should he conceal himself and is sincere repentance sufficient?

We in China are suffering from a severe disagreement among scholars regarding seafood, as some emphasize that anything other than fish, such as shrimp, crab, and squid, is forbidden to eat. One group believes that shrimp of all types is considered fish according to the Hanafi school, while another group - which is predominant among scholars - holds that shrimp is disliked to the point of prohibition, and other creatures that are not fish or do not resemble fish are considered forbidden. Disputes and conflicts over this ruling have been ongoing for decades, and the issue does not stop at the ruling on shrimp alone; each group has a specific following, but each claims that its opinion is what the school adheres to. Therefore, we have turned to you, as your reputation has spread, and your books are well-known in the country and among trustworthy people.

My brother bought me something, and I said to him: By God, I will pay for it. He refused. Do I have to make expiation, or is it an oath of nonsense?

I mentioned in today's prayer lesson that a woman's foot in prayer is not considered 'awrah, whereas outside of prayer it is 'awrah. However, we were raised to believe that the foot is 'awrah in prayer, and we exaggerated in covering the foot. Could you remind us of the evidence for this?

Does the oath of immediate action in Hanafi jurisprudence apply to certain oaths, such as when someone asks for his brother's car, and he does not give it to him, so he swears that he will not ride it again, but he rides it another day, is this considered an oath of immediate action meaning he has no expiation?

What is the ruling on transplanting live hair for a bald man, where he has a full head of hair transplanted?

What is the religious ruling on those who committed the crime of amputating limbs in Al-Zarqa?

An elderly woman or one who has suffered from an illness that caused her eyebrow hair to fall out, making it unbearable to look at her, decides to get a tattoo or a permanent makeup for her eyebrows to resemble what they used to be. What is the ruling on that?