A woman if she is wealthy by her own and parental means, and If herhusband is in debts and earning quite less, can shegive zakat to her husband?

Question
A woman if she is wealthy by her own and parental means, and If
herhusband is in debts and earning quite less, can shegive zakat to
her husband?

Answer:
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
According to Hanafi school of thought, a woman cannot give Zak ā t to
her husband.

And Allah Ta'ala Knows Best

Is it permissible for an imam to take money to lead Salah?

Question
Assalmualaikum,
I have a question/doubt, that did our salah is accepted by ALLAH if we
offer salah behind an imam who is taking money for being imam,
actually most imams do this, if the imam is not paid any money and is
asked to offer salah for free almost every imam would leave the job.
Please answer me if is it ok or if it is not permitted in Islam, with
reference toQuran & Hadeeth.
Answer:
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
As-salāmu 'alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.
The ruling issued by the earlier jurists wasthe impermissibility of
taking a wage for leading salah . This ruling was given on the basis
that the imam would get a grant from the bait al-maal for their
necessities.
However, in these times wherein a bait al-maal does not existthe imam
does not have any source to provide for his necessities, therefore the
later jurists permit receiving a wage for leading salah . If the imams
were to focus on earning rather than teaching or leading salah , it
would have a detrimental effect.
Thus, it is permissiblefor an imam to take a wage for leading salah .

And Allah Ta'āla Knows Best

Smoking is haraam and invalidates the fast

Some people say that fasting is not invalidated by smoking; because it
is not food or drink. What is your opinion about this?.
Praise be to Allaah.
I think that this is a view for which there is no basis. Rather
smoking is a kind of drinking; in Arabic they say that one "drinks"a
cigarette. Moreover, there is no doubt that it reaches the stomach and
the inside of the body, and everything that reaches the stomach and
the inside of the body invalidates the fast, whether it is beneficial
or harmful, even if a person were to swallow a bead from the masbahah,
or a piece of iron, or anything else, it invalidates the fast.So it is
not essential that the thing that invalidates the fast, or that is
eaten or drunk, should be nourishing or beneficial. Everything that
reaches the stomach is regarded as food or drink. They believe –
indeed they know – that this is a kind of drink, and if anyone says
this then he is being arrogant.
Moreover, I think that the month of Ramadaan is an opportunity for the
one who is sincerely resolved and wants to give up this foul, harmful
habit of smoking. I think that it is an opportunity because he is
going to abstain from it throughout the day in Ramadaan, and at night
he can distract himself from it by means of the food and drink
thatAllaah has permitted to him, and by frequenting the mosques and
attending gatherings of righteous people, and he can keep away from
thosewho have this habit. If he abstains from it throughout the month,
then that will be a great help to him in giving it upfor the rest of
his life. This is an opportunity which smokers should not miss. End
quote.
Majmoo' Fataawa Ibn 'Uthaymeen, Fataawa al-Siyaam

She put a face mask made of honey on her face and some of it got into her mouth when she was fasting

Is it permissible to put a face mask made of honey on the face? Please
note that it does not require more than a teaspoon of honey. I put
this mask on my face in Ramadaan on the basis of a fatwa that I read
which said that it is permissible to put any kind of cream on the skin
or any product so long as it is not swallowed. Some of the honey
entered my mouth and I tasted its sweetness but I did not swallow it.
Did that break my fast?.
Praise be to Allaah.
Firstly:
There is nothing wrong with using honey on the face to remove
freckles, soften the skin and so on, so long as there is no
extravagance involved.
Shaykh Ibn 'Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) was asked: Some
of my friends use eggs, honey and milk to treat freckles on the face.
Is it permissible for them to do that?
He replied: It is well known that these things are foods that Allaah
has created to nourish the body. If a person needs touse them for any
other purpose that is not impure, such as a remedy,then there is
nothing wrong with that, because Allaah says (interpretationof the
meaning): "He it is Who created for you all that is on earth"
[al-Baqarah 2:29]. The word lakum (for you) includes all beneficial
uses, so long as there is nothing to indicate that it is haraam.
With regard to using it forcosmetic purposes, there are other
materials which may be used for that purpose instead of this, soit is
better to use those. It should be noted that there is nothing wrong
with beautification, ratherAllaah is Beautiful and loves beauty. But
being soextravagant about it so that it becomes a person'smain concern
and he thinks about nothing else,and neglects a lot of his spiritual
and worldly interests for that, is not appropriate, because it comes
under the heading of extravagance, and Allaah does not love
extravagance. End quote from Fataawa al-Mar'ah, compiled by Muhammad
al-Musnad (p. 238).
Secondly:
If the honey entered your mouth and you tasted it without swallowing,
that does not affect your fast. It is permissible for the fasting
person to taste food if need be, then spit it out without swallowing.

And Allaah knows best.