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It is permissible for a Muslim woman to show her eyes so she can see clearly. However, the ruling emphasizes modesty, ensuring that no other part of the face is uncovered, particularly in the presence of non-Mahram men.

Shari`ah does not stipulate a certain limit for the Mahr that should not be overstepped, but it does encourage reducing the Mahr and keeping it simple.

Muraqabah (awareness that Allah is watching) means that the Muslim is bearing in mind in all circumstances and situations, and believing with certainty, that Allah sees him and knows his good and bad deeds, and that He knows what is hidden in his thoughts and heart. Muraqabah is essential for every Muslim, because by means of it he will attain sincerity in his acts of worship, perform them properly, and avoid what is prohibited.

These are the four things that Allah created with His Hand: the Throne, the Pen, the Garden of Eden, and Adam. As for all other created beings, they were created by the word “Kun” (Be), and they were.

It is recommended to shroud a woman in five pieces of cloth. This reflects her modesty and the respect accorded to her even after death.

While accepting money for washing the deceased is permissible in Islam, it is preferable to perform it voluntarily to maximize the spiritual reward. However, if payment is stipulated, it should be fair and reasonable.