What is incumbent upon one who has broken his vow to Allah to continue the Fajr prayer after recovery from an illness, and what is the ruling on being negligent in performing it? And is it permissible for women to remove some of their eyebrow hair for their husbands? And what is your advice regarding the website "raf7" which specializes in marital life?

The Dawn prayer (Salat al-Fajr) is an obligatory prayer (fard), and vowing to perform it further emphasizes its importance. A person's statement, "If Allah cures me, then I must do such-and-such," is considered a vow (nadhr). Breaking this vow necessitates an expiation (kaffarah) similar to the expiation for breaking an oath (kaffarat al-yameen). Therefore, the questioner must repent, perform the Fajr prayer on time and with the congregation (if a man), offer expiation for their vow, and seek means to wake up for Fajr, because failing to rise for the Fajr prayer without a valid excuse is considered an apparent sin. Such a person, who is stained by this sin, should not lead people in prayer.