What is the ruling on a husband exceeding the bounds of love to the extent of wishing to prostrate to him and kiss his feet? And is there hardship in obliging a 9-year-old son to pray Fajr and the Sunnah prayers, including 6 rak'ahs after Maghrib? And what is the legal period for using jewelry on which Zakat is not obligatory?

Islamic Sharia (definition) is a religion of moderation, and many texts have emphasized moderation in all matters, including love and hatred. A wife's love for her husband is permissible, even desirable and encouraged, even if it reaches the level of passionate love, as long as it does not exceed the bounds of moderation. Otherwise, it becomes blameworthy and may even reach the point of associating partners with Allah. Prostration to other than Allah is forbidden. Training a boy to pray is desirable, with gentleness and kindness. Prioritizing dinner over its due time for the sake of sleep is not permissible except in cases where combining two prayers is allowed. Zakat (definition) on jewelry intended for adornment and use is a matter of scholarly disagreement, and there is no zakat on pearls or diamonds.