Q: I love a girl and I want to marry her... She also loves me and agrees to marry me but I need some time to settle and marry her. We both are not like boyfriend and girlfriend. We don't say to each other I love you and all but we talk to each other. Is this a haraam relationship? We both are not in a relationship but is that consider as a haraam relationship?
Q: Can you kindly explain to me why meeladun Nabi is bidat and khatme khawajgan is not.
Q: A girls father in law wants to shake her hand when they go to visit. It's a habit of his to shake his nieces hands and hug them.
On Eid he shook her hand and kissed it. The mother in law said he's doing like how Dada used to do for the children.
Is this allowed ?
Q: The government I live in help the citizens with a payment of the house or flat when you are moving and give you a support/loan. The loan is interest free the first 5 years so you don’t have to pay the interest and their intention is to help out the citizens because it’s in the law. You can make a plan with them that they take every month from my student allowance until the loan is paid and it will be interest free. Can I take this loan or is it haram?
Q: What does it mean to worship one’s desires? Please give an example of this as well?
Q: What does it mean to love others for the pleasure of Allah Ta’ala?
Q: Is it permissible to get more than one ear piercing and a belly piercing if your husband asks you to?
Q: What is the ruling on a girl seeing her family after she is married? Is it permissible that her husband can forbid her from seeing her family and her friends? In the event that the husband has no valid reason for forbidding the wife from seeing her family.
Q: A revert lady asks... If there's no forgiveness for a non Muslim who has passed away, what duaa can she make for her non Muslim parents who passed on. It causes much grief not to make duaa for them.
Another revert student asks... How will we enjoy the beautiful bounties of jannah if our parents are not there to enjoy it with us and at the same time we know that they are in jahannam?
Q: Is it permissible for a person who is accredited for Hajj, and has both the means and opportunity to fulfill their Fardh Hajj, to delay it as he is concerned that their income may not be completely halaal? The individual intends to fulfill the obligation but wishes to ensure that they use only pure, halaal money for this sacred journey.