Is the breadwinning mother-divorced, widowed, or married but not supported by husband-rewarded for spending on her family?

What is the ruling of Sharia on the wealth a child gives to his/her father, claiming it while the latter is alive or dead, and the wealth that one of the spouses gives to the other?

Is the father obliged to cover the expenses of his child`s university education?

Is serving, housing and spending on parents required only from male children or all children; males and females?

I have two wives and used to accommodate each in a separate house. After I was laid off from work, I couldn`t afford to keep each in a separate house, so I rented one house and gave each a separate room with separate facilities. What is the ruling of Sharia on that?

What is the Islamic ruling when the husband takes his wife`s salary to cover household expenses?

What are the attributes of wife’s accommodation?

What are the duties of the sons and the daughters towards their parents?

Is it obligatory to pay Zakah-ul-fitr on behalf of the fiancée whose marital contract was concluded ?

Is the alimony of a divorced woman originally derived from Sharia or from a number of civil laws applied in Islamic courts?

Is  there any financial obligation on a married daughter to her parents, knowing that she helps them without husband`s knowledge to avoid disputes where she pays them from her own salary, which she uses to coverthe household expenses?

Is it permissible for the married daughter to ask her father to give her a financial compensation because she didn`t complete her university studies although she got married voluntarily?

I`m a mother of three orphans. Is it permissible for me to spend on myself from their salary, such as buying a Jilbab*?

What is the ruling of Sharia on the father who refuses to provide for his wife and daughter although he has sufficient financial capacity? Also, what is the ruling on providing them with adequate accommodation to secure their future? This is knowing that the daughter works in a hospital.