Divorce
Ruling on a Muslim travelling to the land of disbelief to settle and reside there
She is living in a non-Muslim country where she is afraid to wear Islamic dress and seek Islamic knowledge
Do the teachings of the Prophets differ with regard to the prescription of fighting?
Does he have to migrate from an area where a lot of sin is committed, even though he works there?
Is his father regarded as a martyr if he died on the job?
She wants to leave the land of disbelief and go back to her family, but they refused to let her do so. What should she do?
Should he stay in the disbelievers’ land in order to take care of his son from his apostate ex-wife, or should he go back to his Muslim country?
Moving away from places of shirk
He wants to migrate, fleeing for the sake of his religious commitment from temptation, but his father will not let him
Can she sponsor her brother to come and live in Canada even though he is not religiously committed?
He set aside money for the purpose of Hijrah (migration to a Muslim country) then swore to give it in charity if he fell into sin
He wants to go back to his country but there is war there; is his wife obliged to obey him?
Will a Muslim who is killed wrongfully or treacherously or as a result of his house collapsing on him be a martyr?
When will help and victory from Allah come?
Why did the Muslims conquer Andalusia?
If he has enough money to do Hajj or undertake an obligatory migration (hijrah), to which should he give precedence?
Some of the rulings on jihad, degrees of martyrdom and the life of the martyrs after death
Is the permission of the ruler necessary for jihad for the sake of Allaah?
Can a person migrate to Madeenah as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) did?
He owes a debt to someone, can he go for jihad?
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