1. What is the ruling on a young man making a covenant with a girl by Allah that she is like a sister to him and forbidden to him as his sisters, knowing that one of them is his full sister, and what are the implications of that? 2. What is the interpretation of dreams that recurred after reading Surat Al-Mujadilah, involving seeing the private parts and attempting to touch them or a fluid coming out of them and drinking it, knowing the frequent prayers upon the Prophet and reading lengthy supplications before sleep? 3. What is the ruling on a young man who said to someone: "I worship you and no one else, and there is nothing to be worshipped but you," then regretted his words?

General brotherhood exists between all men and women by virtue of Allah’s Almighty saying: (Indeed, the believers are brothers). However, conversation and interaction between foreign men and women under the pretext of brotherhood in Allah is a deception from Iblis. A foreign sister is not a mahram, and the aforementioned statement does not permit handshaking or looking at what is forbidden to look at. Rather, one must be cautious about interacting with her, looking at her, and speaking with her. It has been established that the human organs have a share in zina (fornication). As for a creature saying to another creature: “I am your servant and I worship none but you,” this is dangerous speech and among the most absolute falsehoods, for worship is not directed to anyone other than Allah.