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Ruling on touching a part (juz’, sipara) of the Quran without wudu
He is wanted by the police because he owes a debt; is that a valid excuse for not praying in congregation in the mosque?
They formed a partnership with capital from both of them and labour from one of them only, so who should bear the loss?
Ruling on making a bequest to male relatives on the father’s side for whom there is no allocated share, if the testator has heirs whose allocated shares will leave nothing for other relatives, as their shares will use up all of the estate
Marrying with the Intention to Cover Up a previous marriage and Miscarriage
Ruling on praying on one’s own behind the row for fear of being infected with covid-19
There is nothing wrong with standing on one’s own behind the row for a reason, such as finding that the row is complete, as the obligatory parts of the prayer – in general – are waived when there is a valid excuse. If someone is afraid of catching some sickness or becoming infected with covid-19, so he prays on his own standing behind the row, his prayer is valid, because even though he omitted something obligatory, he omitted it for a valid reason.Humans are created with the natural desire to love Allah, and this love may be increased by learning about Allah and His names and attributes
What is the rate of zakah on his farm which is irrigated from a well that he dug on his land?
Is this hadith authentic: “There is no charity that brings a greater reward than water”?
Is it obligatory to obey parents when they tell you not to go on the internet?
Selected Questions
What Is Hajj?
Hajj means travelling for the purpose of visiting the Ka`bah to perform the rites i.e., the actions and words reported in accounts of the Prophet’s (peace and blessings be upon him) Hajj.
Virtues of Hajj
Hajj and other righteous deeds are means of expiation of sins, if a person does them in the manner prescribed in the Shari’ah.
Benefits of Hajj
These are some of the benefits of Hajj: 1- It is a kind of jihad for the sake of Allah; 2- There is an immense reward for pilgrims; 3- In Hajj, Muslims come together and show their love for one another.
What Is the Purpose of Hajj?
There are many purposes of Hajj in Islam, some of which are:
1- Hajj is the symbol of Tawhid;
2- Hajj is a reminder of the Hereafter;
3- Hajj is a symbol of unity;
4- Hajj trains him to be content with modest clothing and accommodation.
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