Q: What is the Islamic verdict on family vacation and trips, for example to parks and most isolated places where there is not a lot of people - are only the men allowed to go while the women and girls have to stay at home or can the whole family take the occasional trip/vacation to travel and sightsee?
Q: Will it be in accordance with shariah to tie the khimaar for completing aalima girls?
Is this not similar to the kafir graduations, and a means to developing riyaa?
Q: If a divorce is given, does the wife have to leave the husband's house?
Q: If a woman kept a nafl fast and her haidh came during the day, will she have to make qadha of that fast?
Q: Is it permissible for a mahram to take a woman to Madinah and she stays there for about 2 months with other women and thereafter he comes back and fetches her?
She won't be going out of her home except going to the Haram etc. to visit the Raudhah and back home.
She won't be staying far from the Haram.
Q: Can a woman in haidh write Durood Shareef in the books provided to write, as it has the name of Allah in Arabic and I would end up touching the word Allah which is written in Arabic.
I have been doing it during my haidh, but I read somewhere that a woman in haidh cannot touch the name of Allah that's written in Arabic
Q: If a woman cheats on her husband, and this leads to a divorce, does he still have to provide nafaqah during her iddat?
Q: Can a woman in iddat use baby powder?
Can she use deodorant?
Can she use soap?
Q: Is it permissible for a lady in the condition of haidh to touch the Quraan Shareef while wearing gloves?
Can she recite the Quraan Shareef in the condition of haidh while pointing to the Quranic verses with a pen?
We attend madrasah and our Apa has implemented this system.
Q: I’m on iddah at present and have been keeping to the confinement of my home as per the rules of Islam. However, my daughter has been experiencing emotional and psychological distress to my divorce as we had to pack up and leave our home in a few days and start a fresh. She is seeing a therapist at present.
My brother is going away for the weekend and suggested that I join him with my daughter going to the destination and staying in the room whilst he does activity with her. I unfortunately have to drive because he is taking his family with him and there is no space in the car. Is this allowed considering the circumstances. It’s been six weeks since my iddah and I don’t don’t want to break the rules.