Q: In a fire that burnt down the house, some Qur'an Shareefs were partially burnt. Some pages are blackened but the whole Quran Shareef is smelling like smoke and ash.
Although most of the pages are usable, in view of the above state, can this Qur'an Shareef rather be buried?
Q: Is it permissible to touch 'sticky note' markers that are attached to the Quraan Shareef?
Q: Is it permissible to touch the blank areas of the pages in the Amma Para without wudhu?
Q: Does one need to be in the state of wudhu when touching a material cover on the Quraan Shareef?
Q: In my Quran classes we use a para/juz wise booklet. One side of each page has Arabic and it's word to word Urdu translation while the other side is entirely blank lines for us to write the tafseer and notes. There are a few pages of Urdu notes in the starting and ending too. Can this be touched without wudu, because writing tafsir and making notes daily would be a lot difficult otherwise.
Q: Is it okay to keep ones Quraan Shareef in ones room in a cupboard, that is while being careful to ensure ones feet will not be stretched towards it whilst sleeping.
Q: Is it permissible to tell a non Muslim affected with jinn to listen to Manzil at night as long as they have a bath?
Q: Is reading and reciting from the mushaf but intentionally making the mushaf najis an act of kufr? Would such a person still receive the reward of reading the mushaf?
Q: Is it permissible to keep a small Quraan in the lower jacket pocket?
Q: Is it permissible to carry a small Quran Sharif inside a jacket pocket which is located in the lower half of the jacket?