Taking one's mother and father in-law for Umrah
Q: Can my mother and my husbands father go for umrah with us?
Q: Can my mother and my husbands father go for umrah with us?
Q: Can someone masturbate over the phone with his wife if he is away from home especially on hajj days when not in ihraam?
Q: Can I use the medicines to increase one's desires?
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Q: Please explain to me this ayah of Quran Chapter 24 surah noor ayat 57?
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Q: If a person has qadha salaahs, can he leave out the Sunnat-e-Muaqqadah and read the qadha salaahs?
Q: I am currently in makkah and in the haram there are ladies reading everywhere amongst the men and also at times there are so many people that I have to read on the second and the third level. Is salah valid even though there seems to be no continuity of the saffs? Also if there would be a row of ladies reading salaah in front of me or next to me or on a level below me behind the Imaam and I am also following the Imam, what is the status of my salaah? Since I was unsure I have been repeating my salaah individually after every salaah.
Q: In our area, the Imam starts to make dua with such a voice that muqtadi could know that Imam has started to making dua and all the muqtadis start making dua after listening to the voice of Imam (e.g. if he starts dua with alhamdulillahi rabbil a'alameen, he says alhamdulillahi...... with voice and then make entire dua silently). He ends the dua with voice so that muqtadis could know, and muqtadis also end their dua after listening to his voice. No one starts making dua before and none completes dua before the Imam. What is the shar'ee status of this all described above? Should the muqtadi not start making dua before the Imam? Should the Imam inform the muqtadees about his dua by starting it with voice or he should starts his dua silently? If one has finished his dua before Imam, should he wait until the Imam finishes or one should he stand up to offer the sunnats (if there are sunnats after that fardh salaah)? Please clarify the questions and the Shar'ee status of the custom of dua described above.
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