Missing sehri when having the intention to fast
Q: I had the niyyah to fast, but I missed sehri and my Fajr salaah. I was in a state of janabaah. If I woke up to make ghusl is my fast still valid?
Q: I had the niyyah to fast, but I missed sehri and my Fajr salaah. I was in a state of janabaah. If I woke up to make ghusl is my fast still valid?
Q: A person passed away, and his wife is alive and decides to sell the family property. She has 3 daughters and 1 son. How is the money from the sale distributed. Does it belong to the mother?
Q: In Islam, is your house you living in bad luck for you and you need to change your house?
Q:
1. What is the Shari' status of getting married? Is it Fardh, sunnah muakkadah, wajib, etc.?
2. What should be the niyah of a person who wants to get married?
3. What is the sunnah method of getting married. i.e. How did the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) conduct marriages in his time.
Q: Someone is traveling next month and due to the current war and the uncertainty of flight disruptions, he has been advised to take out travel insurance by agent and visa office. A family member has interest money which he wants to dispose off, can this be used to pay for the insurance if no claim is made?
Q: I was told that a female who wants to make itikaaf at home should allocate a specific area of her home and make itikaaf there. If she is living in a 2 bedroom apartment, can she specify the entire area of her apartment as her place of itikaaf? Can she also do this for her entire house if she is living in a big home?
Q: In order for a person's janaazah salaah to be valid, does he have to join the saff, or can he read it individually behind the congregation?
If he stands behind, and there is a large gap in between him and the saffs, will it be valid?
Sometimes, the janaazah salaah takes place in the musjid which I know is not allowed, can I then join from the wudhu khana which will be quite a distance behind the rest of the congregation?
Q: We are 4 children (2 daughters and 2 sons). My father passed away a few months ago. Who is responsible for taking care of and for the financial needs of my mother?
Q: A lady of 54 years and 7 months is still getting her haidh. But now instead of 17-18 day she gets it in 30-35 days. What is the ruling? Does the ruling of haidh or istihaadha apply?
Q: Does a nosebleed break the fast if the blood did not reach the mouth, but blood went down the throat through the nose only?