Day Questions

A man’s mother died from illness that resulted from female genital mutilation in his youth. Then he made a covenant (ahd) with Allah Almighty to become a professional gynecologist, and treat women with similar problems. Is this covenant valid and obligatory to observe? Is it allowed for a Muslim man to work as a gynecologist or obstetrician?

The said covenant (ahd) is correct and one should act upon it if the profession is required to prevent harm from reaching Muslim women. It is not obligatory to act on it if there are enough Muslim female physicians. It is permissible to take up such a profession, and it is permissible to deliver babies when necessary.

On the internet, there are websites which allow you to do istikharah by the Quran. A supplication is first recited and then a random verse will be presented on clicking a button. Is it valid to do Istikhara in this manner?

It has been reported in some narrations to perform the Istikhara with the actual Quran just before offering the prayer. What you mention does not relate to this.

Will the ghusl be valid if you have applied kohl to your eyes and have washed it, but yet there is some still left in the eyes?

Usually after washing the eyes there is nothing left of the kohl except the colour, and there is no trace of it that prevents the water from reaching the skin. Therefore, the ghusl in this case is valid.