Q: If at any time in the state of wudhu I put on my mozahs, and I didn’t make masah as yet, as my wudhu didn’t break. I then removed my mozah, does anything happen to my wudhu or do I have to wash my feet ?
Q: A cousin of mine named her child Muhammad. Is this ok, or should the name Muhammad be accompanied by another name like "mohammad Mujtaba" or Muhammad Mustafa, etc.?
Q: I was in the state of wudhu and I put on my mozahs for warmth and not masah. After I remove it, do I have to wash my feet keeping in mind that i did not yet break my wudhu?
Q: Is it allowed for the husband to swallow the "mazi" of his wife, and the wife to swallow the "mazi" of her husband?
Q: If I make wudhu and whilst I am making wudhu I break wind, do I have to start with the wudhu again, though I never had wudhu because I never completed the wudhu?
Q: A white cloth, which was soiled with impurity, was washed after a long time. Before washing it, there was a stain in the place where the impurity was. After washing the cloth, the stains are still visible. Can one perform Salaah wearing these clothes?
Q: Is it permissible for a woman during her haidh to recite takbeer-e- tashreeq?
Q: When I wake up I see no visible evidence and have no knowledge of having a wet dream. Sometimes it might be a little moist, possibly it is sweat. Now in this circumstance will ghusal be necessary?
Q: My haidh period starts from the 19th to 25th and the rest of the month passes in Isitihaza, but for the past few months its happening that during my haidh period there is almost no bleeding or very less, but my isithaza passes in full bleeding. Even this month it starts on the 22nd with only a yellow streak on alternate days, counting these days as my periods I am not performing Namaz. Is there a possibility that my habit might have changed? It has been a month and I am taking treatment as well. Hazrat should I stick to my current habit that is 19th to 25th even if there is no proper bleeding or has my habit changed?
Q: If our taqdeer is written, then why are we punised for the sins we commit?