Q: When I was waking up from sleep, I was dreaming something. I don't remember the dream but I remember thinking 'Allah ke qadam choom lo'. I don't remember whether I said it out loud or not. Is Allah attributed with feet? Is this a statement of kufr or not?
Q: Is it permissible to look at the Ka’bah Shareef during tawaaf?
Q: What are the consequences of an oath of disbelief? If a women takes an oath saying “if I do this or do not do this, I will become a kafir forever”. If she breaks the oath will she become a kafir?
Q: I want to know that if a child was expected to do certain things (provide,work etc) for the family by a certain age even when having other responsibilities isn't it only fair to expect all the other children, when they reach that age to be expected to do the same (especially since they have lesser responsibility than the first child did) as in Islam all the children should be treated equally, so just like they will have give driving lessons to the others as they did for the first child the same way the other children should be expected to do the same chores and work for the family the way the first child did.
Q: I'm currently working in a company and my director doesn't permit us to go out of institute to offer jumma prayer. We are only 6-7 Muslims in the whole institute. And the masjid which is nearest, we could not hear its adhan. Can we offer jumma in jamaat in which one person would say azan and one person would be an imam and he'd read khutba. We can offer namaz in a pantry room. Is it permissible or going to masjid is mandatory?
Q: I want to name my son Muhammad Haadi. Since Haadi is Allah's name, can it be kept like this or Abdul is a must?
Q: Many people who receive benefits from the bank such as airport lounge access pay high bank charges or card fees e.g. Zaid’s bank charges are R300 000 for the year. After paying the bank so much in bank charges, why can he not take a R300 benefit from the bank by using the lounge facilities?
Q: When a husband passes away a) does the husbands father (father inlaw) remain a mahram for the wife? b) does the wife still have to go and visit her father in law? Or does she no longer have any relation with her inlaws? c) is it appropriate for the wife to say that that is my 'father inlaw' and 'mother inlaw'?
Q: Can a student marry her teacher?
Q: Is it necessary for a girl who is suffering from std herpes to inform a potential spouse of her condition?