Q: My nani is bedridden. She has a female Christian attendant who comes everyday in the morning and leaves at night. She wanted to know if she can say salam to her when she comes in the morning. If not, then how should she greet her when she comes? Not saying anything appears rude and cold.
Q: I normally get my haidh on a Thursday which is tomorrow but this month I saw some spotting on Tuesday which was yesterday and today there isn't anyting. Considering I expect my haidh to start tomorrow, do I read salaat or not?
Q: Is it permissible for a healthy person to perform nafl tawaaf on the electric scooters or wheelchairs available in the Haram, even though he is healthy enough to perform the tawaaf while walking?
Q: I live in the university hostel which is 150km away from my home. I go home almost every weekend and return on Monday to the hostel, that means I travel 4 times in a month. So should I pray normal or qasr namaz in the hostel?
Q: Can I be an estate agent? These are some of the things this job may entail, however, I’m a junior so my tasks may increase as I get more experienced:
• First point of customer contact
• Providing customer information about services and fees
• Discussing features and benefits of the service with customers
• Generating sales memos
• Ensuring documents are sent to relevant parties
• Creating and updating files
• Checking references
Q: I took a moment to try to swallow something which I felt was going to come out my throat during salah. But I didn't swallow - I ended up burping/belching. The time this took I think exeeded three Subhanallahs. Is my salah valid?
Q: Is it permissible for men to sleep on silk pillows or sit on silk carpets?
Q: If a person shaves his moustache over the bathroom sink every morning, would this be OK even though the stubbles of hair will go down the drain? Or does he have to shave over a container to collect the stubbles of hair in order to bury them?
Q: My situation is that we are two brothers and two sisters. All are married. Now when our first elder sister got married. Even though she has been married in the same city, our parents are making them live here in our home for the last 5 years without any reason.
The same happened to our younger sister. She's also living here with her husband. Now our home is a two bedroom house. We are also married.
Things were getting messy all the time. We discussed the matter with our parents but they won't listen to us.
Today we (brothers) got a bit more angry and asked them to let their daughter's live at their In-laws which is good for them. But they said they are not going anywhere and you may go leave the house with your wife's.
I swear to Allah that we have been always gentle to our parents and took care of them. I know our demand is totally compatible with Sharia, social values and custom's of society. Please guide me what should I do.
Q: I have a minor leakage from my anus. I don’t feel when it’s leaking and I don’t see any stains on my undergarment, but for the last few days while I’m walking or in a standing position, I feel stickyness between my legs and I feel there’s something leaking which doesn’t appear. Will this break my wudhu, do I need to take ghusl?