Shaving Hair

What is the Islamic legal ruling regarding shaving the hair of a baby girl on the seventh day after her birth?

Respected scholars, as-salamu `alaykum. My wife and I were blessed with a son on July 23, 2006. We named him on July 30 with a sheikh making du`aa' for our son. The question I have concerns the shaving of our son's head at the `aqeeqah (which we intend to have in September). I understand we are to make sadaqah based on the weight of our son's hair in relation to the current price of silver. But since I do not have a viable means of weighing his hair and will have to guesstimate, is there a religious purpose in shaving his head? Is the blessing in the paying of the sadaqah (charity) only, or is it in the shaving of the hair and the paying of the sadaqah? Jazakum Allahu khayran.

i am 19 years i just have in regard that i have hairs under my stomach so i prefer to shave every month my question is it premissable to shave hairs under stomach?i really feel shy to ask elders.

As-salamu Alaykum.Dear Scholars,is shaving the head other than for Hajj permissible?What are the appropriate reasons for shaving the head and is it a Sunnah of the Prophet S.A.W?

I want to go for Hajj, but my hair is very short. Can passing scissors over my short hair (without cutting) substitute for shaving my head? If somebody does not cut the hair short or shave, what must he do?

As-Salamu `alaykum. I want to go for Hajj, but my hair is very short. Can passing scissors over my short hair (without cutting) substitute for shaving my head? If somebody does not cut the hair short or shave, what must he do?

Dear scholars, as-salamu `alaykum. Is it permissible to shave armpit hairs with a razor?

salam wa alaykum i would like to ask if it is needed to shave off your head if you go to hajj?

My mother, my wife and I did umra, however, forgot to trim our hair. Later all of us removed our ahram. My wife and I also enjoyed our conjugal rights. However, my mother is an old lady and a widow. Next morning when we remembered, we trimmed our hair as normal. Please tell us: 1. If each one of us has to sacrifice a goat (give "dumm") 2. Whether such sacrifice to atone for mistakes in umra have to be done in Makkah? or they can be done in Jeddah or in Pakistan. 3. Who can eat this sacrifical meat.

I have three questions:1. I have long hair. My relatives were after me to cut them short. However, I had decided in my heart that I would cut (shave) them when I would perform Hajj or when I would marry. This was not a 'mannat'/vow but just an intention. I did not say it aloud and neither did I think of it as a 'mannat'. Now, I know that the Prophet (PBUH) had prayed for the one who shaves his head three times before he included the one who cuts his hair in his prayer. Also, that the Prophet told the muslims to perform Hajj Tamattu (and that it is preferable ???). Now my question is that I am going for Hajj this year and I intend to perform Hajj Tamattu, Insha Allah; so can I shave my hair after Umrah or do I need to cut it short after Umrah and then shave after performing Hajj (bcos my intention was to shave after Hajj)? I want to shave after Umrah itself because I want to get the full benefit of the Prophet's dua. I also want to perform Hajj Tamattu, because the Prophet told the muslims to do so. [Sorry if this question seems a bit childish, but it troubles my mind, so I have decided to ask rather than know later that I have done something wrong. By the way, my heart inclines towards shaving my head after Umrah, because it was just a intention and I don't think I upgraded it to a 'mannat'. I also wonder if I am wrong in thinking of Umrah as separate fro m Hajj, because I AM performing Hajj Tamattu which includes both Hajj and Umrah][P.S. I will be travelling for Hajj on the 14th of December from Mumbai, India, Insha Allah].2. What should I do if I have a wet dream (ihtilam) during Hajj ???3. Is it compulsory to marry before one performs Hajj? [My mother was starting to search for suitable brides, but I told her that I want to perform Hajj before I marry. I want to make myself as pure as possible before I engage myself to another person for the rest of our lives, Insha Allah. I have done sins for which I am ashamed of and hope that Allah will forgive all my sins and make me a worthy and pure husband and muslim and part of this ummah, Insha Allah.]

As-salamu `alaykum. Many people in Saudi Arabia and outside Saudi Arabia fear that their sacrifice will not be accepted because they cut their hair and trimmed their nails on last Monday, not knowing it is the first day of Dhul-Hijjah because of the late announcement by Saudi officials. Is the sacrifice of a person who cut his hair and trimmed his nails after the beginning of Dhul-Hijjah valid under such circumstances? Jazakum Allahu khayran.