Based on obligatory precaution, wiping the feet up to the raised part in the middle of the foot [before the ankle] will not suffice. However, since this is an obligatory precaution, you can refer to another jurist (marja’) in this matter who considers that wiping up to the raised part of the feet sufficient. One of the prominent jurists in the holy city of Najaf his eminence al-Sayyid Mohammed Saeed al-Hakim considers wiping from the tips of the toes until the raised part of the feet -a little bit before the joint- sufficient.

[According to the opinion of Sayyid al-Sistani]

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For a recommended fast a woman does not have to be pure from menstruation (haydh).

[According to the opinion of Sayyid al-Sistani]

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If there was penetration, then both parties become in the state of janabah irrespective of whether there was ejaculation or not. If there was no penetration, and you were in doubt whether you ejaculated or not, then you would not be in the state of janabah, hence your fast is in order.

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Yes, it is sufficient to perform one ghusl with the intention of Janabah and Jummah.

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Every ritual bath (ghusl) whether it is obligatory or recommended suffices in place of wudhu, meaning that you do not have to perform wudhu after you have performed ghusl.

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Your ghusl is valid because you doubted it after its completion.

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