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Is it okay to have a big expensive wedding as a Muslim?

It depends. A walima is sunnah and spending isn't haram, but avoid debt, waste and showing off. Here's the balance.

Most scholars allow seeing her face and hands only. Islam encourages looking at a potential spouse, within limits.

Not alone, but you can meet. Islam encourages getting to know a potential spouse with a chaperone nearby. Here's how.

Yes, if the goal is marriage and you keep Islamic boundaries. Here's how to use Muslim marriage apps the halal way.

No. Hajj is required only for those able to afford it after needs and debts. Don't borrow with interest. Here's what to do.

It depends on the reason. Reconstructive surgery is allowed; purely cosmetic changes are forbidden by most scholars.

Yes. Shares are set by the Quran, and you can freely give up to one third to non-heirs. Here's how to write an Islamic will.

It depends on your role. Jobs directly involving interest aren't allowed; indirect roles are debated. Here's what to do.

It depends. Caring for parents is a major duty, but a care home can be allowed when truly needed, if you stay involved.

Feelings alone aren't a sin, but cursing Allah is. The Prophet grieved too. Here's how to bring your pain to Allah.

Yes. Islam encourages kindness to non-Muslim friends. What changes is the activities. Here's how to keep friendships strong.

Two angels question every person about their Lord, religion and Prophet. Here's what Islam teaches about the grave and barzakh.