Q: I have read hadith that dajjal will revive the dead he will cut person with his sword kill him and will revive him but in holy quran it is stated that god will only revive dead on day of judgment no one else can revive the dead person?
Q: Please can you advise if it is permissible for a Hanafi to read the Asr namaz alone when the time for Asr (shaafi'ee) has set in. The reason is that this person only reaches home 5-10 minutes before Maghrib due to his work and car pool commitments and does not want to miss his Asr namaaz.
Q: My question is,"I am a young person doing my job. I suffered from crises of income. My company's policy has been changed that each worker should have a smart phone to do whatsapp of any competeter activity in the market. While I don't have that phone and I don't have the payment power to purchase that cell phone on cash. So, I decided to purchase that on installment but some persons are making me tense that it is interest.(Sood). Please guide me is it sood?
Q: Can we use MN Neraga funding or government funding in building up our masjids?
Q: We want to know if these names are Islamically correct for our child. Also, the correct way to spell in English as our Arabic is not the best. These are the names:
Nur Addunya or Noor Addunya
Nur AlJannah or Noor Aljannah
Nur AlHayat or Noor Alhayat
Q: If a house is under the spell and effect of magic and jinn and if, for this reason, the houseowner wants to sell it out, hiding from the buyer the fact that magic and expecting a good rate from him, would it be permissible for him to do so?
Q: My question is, Is the day someone is born the same as the day he is going to die, like if someone is born on saturday is he going to die on saturday? as well
Q: Please advise:
1. Why had Al-Andalus, and later, Al-Maghrib, cut off their relationship with the Abbasid Khilaafat of Baghdad in order to become independent states?
2. Was their above action correct according to the Sharia?
Q: Can you please tell me "Those who keep their tongues wet with the zikr of Allah, will enter paradise smiling" is this a Hadith, if so is it authentic?
Q: I bought an automatic watch that was stated to be all stainless steel. However, I was looking through the case back and it appears that the rotor (instrument that winds the watch that makes it work) might be gold plated. I looked online and it does seem like the rotor is made of steel, not solid gold. The rest of the watch components, such as the dial, hands, markers, case, strap, buckle & case back are either made of steel or crystal. Would it be impermissible to wear such a watch if the rotor (or any other mechanical part on the inside) is gold plated? If that is the case and I have been wearing that watch for the past 8 months, what needs to be done? Should I sell it or would that also be impermissible?