Question:What is the impact of the wife contributing to the household expenses on the marital relationship, considering that Islamic jurisprudence obliges the husband to support his wife financially?

Answer:In the name of Allah, undoubtedly, this encourages greater harmony between the couple, especially if the husband is unable to provide for the expenses. The wife is rewarded for helping a believer with his material needs. Allah is the guide.

Question:Is it disliked to name children with names like Khalid, Malik, or Hakim, as mentioned in the narrations?

Answer:In the name of Allah, the Imam (PBUH) said, "The best of names are those that praise and thank Allah." It is not advisable for a believer to name their children after the enemies of the Ahlulbait (PBUT), unless there is necessity. Allah is the Guide.

Question:Is it recommended for a father to ask his father (the child’s grandfather) to name his grandson? If so, does it include the maternal grandfather? Is it disliked or improper for the father to name the child before the grandfather, or is it acceptable since the right belongs to the father?

Answer:In the name of Allah, it is not established as a recommendation in our view. According to Islamic law, the father is the one who is directly responsible for naming the child. He may consult both paternal and maternal grandfathers. However, if the grandfather names the child with the intention of giving a blessed name or pleasing the child’s parents, it is recommended. Allah knows best.

Question:My son, who is 19 years old, does not contact me. I send him text messages, trying my best to maintain our communication, but he does not even respond to my greetings. His mother remarried after obtaining for divorce from me, and I do not want him to use my name as a father either officially or unofficially. Is this permissible?

Answer:In the name of Allah, do you mean to deny your paternity? Has he become someone else’s child? A child's disobedience to their father does not change their lineage. Your name is written on his ID. You should have considered the consequences you face now when you did not make efforts to keep his mother as your wife. Allah is the Guide.

Question:If the wife did not stipulate living in a specific place, can the husband settle her in any country or area, unless there is a specific indication to the contrary?

Answer:In the name of Allah, the choice of residence is in the hands of the husband, and the wife must obey him in selecting the place of residence. However, the husband is obligated to provide a living place that is appropriate for the wife, in accordance with her status, as it was in her father's house before marriage. If the husband is unable to provide her with an appropriate place of residence, and the wife and her guardian (father or grandfather) are aware of this and still agree, then the wife must submit to living under her husband's care as he chooses, even if the residence is not as suitable as her father's house. Allah knows best.

Question:If a woman voluntarily waives her right of alimony, it will lapse. However, if she later retracts her waiver, does her right of alimony return or not?

Answer:In the name of Allah, yes, her right of alimony returns if she wishes to claim it from her husband. Allah knows best.

Question:Shall the husband be obligated to provide residence or renting a house for his divorced wife and for the children whom she has taken against his will after divorce?

Answer:In the name of Allah, as mentioned in the question, the husband is not obligated to do that. Allah knows best.