Q: In Islam we are encouraged to visit relatives etc. How should one do this if most of the relatives are not purdah conscious and the lady relatives are probably going to try and talk to you when visiting. Should one try to visit these type of people or avoid going to these homes?
Q: Is it sunnat to have one's kurtha pocket on the right hand side of the chest? And have the button flap with the right side on top of the left?
Q: When mentioning Maryam Alayhas salaam, Hajira Alayhas salaam etc should one give them the title of radiyallaho anha or Alayhas salaam?
Q: When the Azaan is going on, can one continue reading the Quran, is this considered sinful?
Q: I have noticed in some parts of the world e.g. Pakistan, they lay great importance on not having the Quran behind ones back, to the extent that even if you are at the back of a small musjid and are reading Quran and someone in the first saff is directly in front of you, they would tell you to move and get very angry about it. On the other hand in many other countries sitting directly behind someone's back and reading Quran is not considered wrong. What is mufti sahebs view on this matter of the Quran behind the back?
Q: What is the maximum amount one can give in Zakaat to a single person?
Q: We know that outside the home ladies should be in purdah, fully covered, not wearing tight clothes etc. What about within the home (not in the bedroom), what restrictions on clothing will there be?
Q: I live in jeddah and most of the food are imported like chicken beef etc. but on the label its written halaal. Most say it is haraam from brazil. So what is your opinion? Should I eat these frozen chicken like Mc Donlads, KFC, Pizza hut?
Q: After fajr and asar Salah, the Imaam saheb sits facing the muqtadi. Why?
Q: Is it permissible for a pharmacy to sell the following products:
1. Items containing gelatin from animals that were not slaughtered according to Shari’ah?
2. Items containing alcohol which have a non-alcoholic equivalent.
3. Also, will the money earned from such sales be haraam?