Men cutting their hair two lengths
Q: Can I cut my hair in 2 lengths, like number 2 on the side and number 3 on the top
Q: Can I cut my hair in 2 lengths, like number 2 on the side and number 3 on the top
Q: Can a woman cut her hair? If yes, What is the shortest?
If no, what is the longest she can allow it to grow beyond which she should cut?
What is the ideal/best length for her to keep? Can it be cut layered?
Q: What is the ruling regarding me wearing my trouser below my ankles during work, and can I fold it for Salaah?
Q: Can I wear a ring on my index or middle finger of my left hand?
Q:
1. I am going to marry a girl who is 7 years younger than me. 10% of my hair is white and I want to dye it black to look younger for her. Is it permissible?
2. Is hair transplant permissible?
Q: I would like to find out how often can a woman's hair be trimmed and to what length should it be trimmed?
Q: I have been coming back to Islam since Ramadan alhamdulillah. Before Ramadan I practiced Western version of Sunni Islam by dress and behavior. Since then I'm feeling pull towards salafi methodology.
I've begun being mentored by a kind salafi woman MashaAllah.
She says a woman should cover with niqab and gloves any time her husband is not home, even if she's not being seen by non mahram. She said it's an act of worship and a way to show and ask Allah Ta'ala for extra protection while my husband (protector) is not home.
Is there Islamic basis for this, is this from culture, or from her specifically?
Q: If someone’s moustache is that much big that it covers his upper lip, is it makrooh e tanzeehi or makrooh e tahreemi?
Q: Is trimming the beard to a goatee haraam? I am 17 years old and I don’t have a full beard yet, there are just some little peach fuzz hairs coming from my sides. Is it ok if I shave it to a goatee?
Q: If cosmetic items and creams contain an ingredient that is derived from the meat of an animal that is haraam (either not slaughtered according to Shariah or from any haraam animal), is this cream impure and will it render the person using it impure (impure in the sense that one cannot read Salaah, Quraan etc.).
When it comes to the cream, it is only applied to the skin.