Q: My husband said several times that he wants to divorce me and wants to leave me... He said "you are divorced at this point" I am sending you divorce papers... I am done with you... I don't want to live with you... Am I divorced? He texted me all that. He is in Canada I am in Pakistan.
Q: Can I break my fast without listening to the Azan at Maghrib time? E.g.: I'm traveling and I don't have the facility to hear the Azan.
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1. I wanted to ask you, does a person have to be in wadu to go qabarstan to pray fatiha.
2. Does a person have to be in wadu to pray 4 qul and Ayatul Qursi without holding any Quran in their hand. If you made mistake without knowing you have to be in wadu, what should I do, because I didn't know all this?
Q: I was wondering in paradise will the people of paradise be white/fair in complexion according to scripture?
Q: Mufti can you please give me the proper and exact meaning of the following names of boys and girls. I am expecting my second baby and I want to name the best and the most beautiful meaningful one. Please if you can also suggest which name would be best for a girl and which one for a boy. Ayyoob Yahya Yamaan Yumna Haya.
Q: I like a girl and get thoughts about her and with that drops of sperm come out of my penis. I have to do ghusal after these droplets or not? Please answer elaborately.
Q: When two people pray together, should the follower stand next to and parallel to the imam, or should he stand slightly behind? I have heard conflicting opinions regarding this.
Q: Unfortunately many of us Muslims are now suffering from obesity including myself. Are there any prescriptions from Islamic sources with which to combat this lifestyle disease and to lose weight?
Q: In fajr farz on the last rakat I made a mistake and I believe I got kind of mad and smacked my lips in the salaah but then I fixed my mistake. Is this fine?
Q: Are the utterances of irtidad by an bipolar manic person considered? Will fasakh when in the state of mania take place of he's nikah? What happens when the Mania is induced to not being diagnosed in time, and no utterence of talaaq was mentioned, and yet the wife was removed from the marital home without the husband's permission, only for the husband to be told (not in writing) that his nikkah is over? Does the nikkah stand? What are the husband's rights?