Q: My father passed away in 2021 and, we, the heirs (mother, and 3 brothers, all adults) inherited property and cash as per shariah.

1.The cash was given by us to our mother. We made her the owner of that cash.

2. The property inherited (2 x 5 marla plots) are combined property of our mother and 3 brothers, the net worth of shares is above the nisaab.

Our mother pays yearly zakat as well as Qurbaani.

The question, Is it compulsory for us 3 brothers to pay zakat and qurbaani, provided that our indiviual monthly incomes/savings are less than the amount of nisaab (cannot even buy or share an animal for sacrifice and neither of us can move/sell, the shares of property, or use for any business means). Will zakat and Qurbani be applicable on this sort of shared property?

Q: What is the ruling in Islam if a person borrowed money from a friend for a set time period and willingly wants to return the money with some extra amount?

Q: In a case where shares of a Qurbani animal are bought for deceased, is it permissible to eat and use the meat of that share or should all of the meat of that share be given away?

Q: A person has many years of missed qurbani that he needs to make up for by paying market values.

1. Must he use the market value of a local animal (which would be expensive) or can he use the market value of a cheap country (such as the value of 1/7 cow in India)

2. Should he use the market value for the current year, or should he use the market values for the past years when he missed the qurbanis?

Q: I've had a tibial plateau fracture and I have not been able to walk. I have a masjid right beside my house. My question is - can I perform the salaah in my house while following the masjid jamaat, since I can clearly hear the imaam from my house?

Q: If someone knocks your car and the it will cost you R15 000 to repair but you claim R30 000 from that person's insurance company but because of time you repaired it on your own and then the insurance company ends up paying you R25 000. Can you take the money?

Q: Is there anything special regarding the night of 25th of Zul Qa'dah. Someone was saying it a special night of mercy.

Q: I am currently observing my iddat. My husband divorced me. According to shariah, my iddat period was 3 months/3 menstrual cycles. When he gave divorce I was menstruating. Will that be counted in the 3 cycles to complete iddat. 

Q: Are women allowed to learn how to use a gun (lessons) but the basics only?

Q: A certain boy wishes to come and see my daughter for a proposal (samoosa run). We intend to reject his proposal, but is it permissible to allow the boy to come home just for the experience of how it works? Please advise.