Wedding cards and thank you cards
Q: Is it permissible to give thank you cards and wedding cards to invite people to a wedding in islam?
Q: Is it permissible to give thank you cards and wedding cards to invite people to a wedding in islam?
Q: My question is that what is the translation of the following dua: SUBHANALLAH-E-WABEHAMDEHI SUBHANALLAH-E-ALAZEEM WABEHAMDEHI ASTAGHFERULLAH"
Also is it a good dua to read on a daily basis?
Q: I work on a coal mine, where the roof is not high enough to allow one to stand up straight. We work morning shift for a week and night shift the next week. Dhuhr is delayed until returning to surface when working morning shift, however salaah is performed underground when working afternoon shift. As one is required to stand upright, is it required to a) sit and pray (and then repeat the parayer when on surface) or b) stand and pray (even though one stands slightly crouched)?
Q: Why is it not allowed to read Qur'an in front of the deceased before ghusal? I have found in many places where the deceased are kept for 5-6 hours without ghusal so that all relatives can come and see the face of the deceased for the last time and then buried immediately after the ghusal of the deceased.
Q:
1. What is the hukm of waxing or bleaching of body hair?
2. What is the hukm of colouring of hair (golden /Brown /red) for young woman?
3.What do the Ulama say about putting make-up for women in front of mahram men woman?
Q: Is wearing red color jersey permissible for men?
Q: What is the Islamic ruling on Black Friday? People worldwide consider it as a shopping day. Can Muslims partake in any promotion that is targeted or attached to this day?
Q: It sometimes happens that while offering four rakaats namaz, I get confused whether I am in the third or fourth rakaat, so I either pray the whole namaz again or conclude that I am offering the third rakaat and offer one more rakaat, do sajdah-e-ahw and finish my namaaz. I want to know if I get confused regarding the rakaat, then what has to be done?
Q: Does the wudhu of a diabetic break if he/she swabs the injection site (e.g abdomen, side of upper arm, front of thigh) with an alcohol pad and await awhile for it to dry prior to injecting himself/herself with insulin?
Q: Nowadays when we apply henna,after washing for a day or two its normal but after few days it starts shedding off. If we try to scratch it then it pains and causes reddishness. In such a condition, if we do wudhu, will it be permissible?