There is nothing wrong with a Muslim wearing a silver ring in the customary manner, even if it weighs one Mithqal or more, so long as it does not reach the level of extravagance or showing off. But if it goes beyond what is customary and normal, then it is not allowed, if it reaches the level of vanity and fame.

It is permissible to use a laser for removing the hair that the Lawgiver has commanded us to remove and for other permissible uses unless trustworthy doctors state that the body may be harmed by that. Laser hair removal does not break your fast because it has nothing to do with fasting.

1. It is not part of the Sunnah to let the hair grow long, because Prophet Muhammad let his hair grow because the people of that time used to do that. 2. The jurists agreed that it is disliked to tie the hair when praying. What is meant by tying the hair is to fasten the braid of hair around the head, as women do, or to gather the hair and tie it at the back of the head (ponytail).