Q: I read one of your fatwas entitled “Nose surgery to straighten one's nose” where someone asked a question mentioning watching a YouTube video of some Shaikh. As you replied to the answer, you also added that “ Viewing YouTube videos is impermissible. If you had viewed it, then you should make taubah and refrain from repeating this sin in the future”.

I have a small question, rather request a clarification whether it is a sin viewing any video (including of Ulama) or particularly those illicit immoral videos.

Q: Is it permissible to recite more than the allowed number of zikr? Example, if I recite 35 SubhaanAllah instead of 33 by mistake or any other such reason. Is it permissible or am I sinful for this?

Q: If someone deposits stolen cash into my account and later shares it with me, am I guilty or not?

Q: The word Allah is made of two words; Al and lah. In Arabic Al means "The" and Lah means "Nothing". So does the word Allah means "The Nothing".

Q: What is the approach of moulid in the Hanafi madhab and their proof contrary to the Shafi'i. Can you please explain and clarify.

Q: I need to help a Muslim that now believes in Deism. How do I reignite iman in the heart of a Deist? 

Q: A website is selling books at a discounted price. Whoever buys books for more than R250 gets a free bookmark. Whoever buys books for more than R750 gets another book free. Whoever buys books for more than R1499 gets free home delivery.

I want to know if transactions like these are valid where the seller gives a gift if the buyer buys products of a certain amount of money?

Q: Until what time can you read your zuhr salaah?

Q: What naseehat can be given to one who is addicted to pornography?

Q: In Surah Hud (11) aayah 78, Nabi Loot (alaihis salaam) offererd his dughters to his people. According to the Christians, he was offering them to be raped and done whatever the people felt like with them. Is it the same in Islam? If not, then why did he offer his 2 daughters to a mob trying to passify the large group?