Entering the Bathroom While Wearing Jewelry Inscribed with the Name of Allah

Question: Some types of gold jewelry worn by women bear the names of Allah. Is it permissible to enter the bathroom wearing such pieces when making minor ablution, or not?

Answer: It is forbidden to enter the lavatory with anything that contains the remembrance of Allah, Mighty and Majestic. Therefore, if a piece of jewelry has the name of Allah written on it, she must remove it before entering the bathroom.
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Urinating While Standing

Question: Is a person allowed to urinate while standing? What is the ruling on this? May Allah reward you.

Answer: It is disliked (makrūh) for a person to urinate while standing, unless there is a need—such as an illness that prevents him from sitting— in which case there is no harm in doing so. The same concession applies if the place is filthy and impure, so that sitting would soil him, or if the ground is muddy and he would be splashed were he to sit. In such situations he may urinate standing out of necessity. Otherwise, without a valid excuse, it remains disliked because it can cause impurity to splash back on him. And Allah, the Exalted, knows best.
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Assaulting a Non-Muslim in Muslim Lands

Question: What is the ruling on assaulting a non-Muslim who is residing in Muslim lands by beating or killing him, even if it is due to the corruption or immorality he is committing?