Motherhood

salaam alaikum wa rahmatullah , my question is concerning the issue of surrogate motherhood in islam. im a young woman trying to concieve but finding it very difficult to due to medical reasons. my husband and i have looked into the possibilities of having ivf done as that we understand does not go against islam. the issue here is i am what is considered to be a High Risk candidate for the procedure which means it poses life threatiening risks for me . can people like me have someone carry the baby t term for me because of my medical condition? thank you

I am the mother of a boy who has reached the age of puberty. I want to know the extent to which I should cover myself in front of him?

As-Salamu `alaykum. I am the mother of a boy who has reached the age of puberty. I want to know what is the extent to which I should cover my body in front of him?

As-salamu ‘alaykum... I have a son aged 9 years of age. He is now in class 3 and he has a problem in learning at school. Since he started his schooling I have been on my toes, working very hard with him at home. Finally, I believe he has picked up in his studies because when I sit down with him at home, I find him to be very OK., but I always get complaints in school and madressa that he is very slow in understanding. He is actually used to getting one-to-one attention from me, and he cannot cope with learning in a class. I thought of letting him repeat class 2 because may be he lacks self confidence. or what could be the problem with him? He is very good in math and computers; please advise.

Respected scholars, as-salamu `alaykum.There is a woman who is unable to carry a pregnancy to full term. What is the ruling on taking one of her eggs, fertilizing it with her husband’s sperm, then, implanting it in the womb of another woman; whether or not this is in return for payment? Also, what are the legal and social complications of this procedure?Jazakum A llahu Khayran.