Q: Is there any authentic hadith from the books of hadith about: When throwing the first handful one should say, "Of this (i.e. the earth) We created you," and on the second one should say, "And to it shall We cause you to return," and on the third handful one should say, "And of it We shall cause you to be resurrected a second time. Please give me the references.
Q: Is it permissible for a female in ihraam to cover her face for a short duration in order to make purdah from non-mahram males (e.g. twenty minutes while boarding the plane)? What happens if she does so, does she have to pay damm?
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Q: If a person enters into a fight because his girlfriend was harassed by his friend but was shot dead by the friend's guard in the process, can the victim be called Shaheed?
Q: I would like to know that when the word Aalim or Ulama' are used in the Quraan or Hadith, does it refer to any person who did the Aalim course or somebody else?
Q: Is online forex trading permissable? Few companies offer interest free islaamic accounts.
Q: I used a pattex glue product and now have glue all over my hands. Its time for zohr salaah. I have tried for the last two hours to get it off with different materials and have no luck till now. Can I read my salaah?
Q: I am married and from the past five years whatever I eat I am not becoming fat, so please if you know any dua please help me out in this.
Q: Is it kufr to say that this medicine cures like acne as example. Like is it kufr to put your trust in that medicine? Before I read a fatwa of someone asking that question but they said its not, I don't really remember. But now I am hearing that Allah cures him not the medicine, so I am confused. So whenever I say this medicine has a cure for this, I think is the cure from Allah or Allah put the cure in the medicine. But I know if Allah wills he wouldn't let him be cured by that medicine. Did I commit kufr?
Q: I have some questions regarding Hazrat Muawiyah (Radhiyallahu Anhu).