Ghusl on Fridays
Q: Is it compulsory for every muslim (male and female) to perform ghusl on Friday?
Q: Is it compulsory for every muslim (male and female) to perform ghusl on Friday?
Q: If for any fardh salaah, I performed it at home but made jamaat with my wife. Will my waajib obligation of jamaat namaaz be fulfilled even though the musjid was nearby?
Q: Is there a limit of how many rakaats of nafl a person can pray with one salam example is it permissible to pray 12 rakaats of nafl with one salam?
Q: A person who prays two rakaats with the intention of tahajjud prayer after Isha salat, will he get reward of praying tahajjud?
Q: I live in Durban, Overport. The other day I travelled to king shaka airport to fetch someone. From there we went to Pietermaritzburg. Was I a musaafir in Pietermaritzburg?
Q: I stay in Raisethorpe. One day I decided to travel musaafir distance, so I left my home, and 1st stopped at east street musjid in town, read 2 rakaats fardh of zuhr and got onto the highway, I did this because I was no more in raisethorpe, I was in town. Is this permissible?
Q: If a person lives in Pietermaritzburg and he travels to king shaka airport, will this be musaafir distance?
Q: Can we do sajdah tilaawat sitting?
Q: I am currently becoming hafiz at the age of almost 40 (please make dua that I reach completion). I practice what I have learnt during the day by reciting it in namaz and in nawafils. After Esha I come home from the masjid and I recite quietly in the sunnats of Esha and loudly in witr namaz and in nawafils thereafter. I do not pray loud in nawafils during the day because I have been told that you can't recite aloud in the sunnats of (say for eg. Esha, maghrib) and that you can't pray loud in nawafil during the day (only at night), is this true?
I find it so much easier and more helpful if I read aloud, I find that reading aloud helps me retain what I have memorised much better. For the sake of my purpose (hifz-e-quran) would it be ok for me to recite aloud in sunnats of maghrib/Esha, etc and in Ishraaq and chast namaz in the privacy of my own home (without disturbing anyone)?
Q: I have heard that the safa marwa area is not part of the Musjid proper itself, even though it is part of the haram. If that is the case, will it be permissible for me to perform safa marwa with my ihram sandals on?