Performing the 2 rakaats waajibut tawaaf after Fajr and Asr
Q: Is it permissible to read the two rakaats after tawaaf after Fajr and Asr?
Is writing a fake story about someone regarded as backbiting?
Q: If A writes a story about A's sister B, and A says that B has skill issue, etc. (the story is fake), has A backbitten B?
Reward for the wife whose husband goes for jamaat
Q: What is the reward for the wife whose husband goes for jamaat?
Giving nisaab amount or more to a recipient of zakaat
Q: I need to pay zakaat. Can I purchase a flat and give my sister as she does not own a house and she is living on rent with not good income, even her husband is not earning enough?
Giving sadaqah to a madrasah for poor students
Q: Can sadaqah be given towards the feeding scheme of a madressa to revert kids who are deserving cases and come from impoverished surroundings?
Deactivating the social media account of a deceased person
Q: Is it necessary to deactivate the social media account of a deceased person? The person only has a few photos on their account.
Washing all the limbs in wudhu one time
Q: Is it permissible if we wash all parts (limbs) in wudhu one time?
Wudhu breaking during salaah
Q: If someone is offering namaz and during namaz he feels that his wudhu is broken then what should he do in such a situation? Specifically if he is in the last rakaat?
Dental implants made from dried freezed bone
Q: Could you kindly advise regarding the dental use of dried freezed bone.
The bone is derived from a bone bank based in Cape Town. According to the bone bank, bone is derived from people who donate their bodies to science. The bone is then vigorously sterilized under UV light and crushed to form granules. When a surgeon is placing dental implants, any bone defects around the implants are filled with the granules and the patients blood. The granules act as a scaffold for the patient’s own bone to regrow.
Once the patient's own bone has grown the granules get replaced with the patients bone. There is a synthetic bone but the results are not predictable. Animal bone results are worst. Dental implants serve both function and aesthetics.
Muzaara'ah partnership
Q: Zaid and John entered into a muzaara'ah partnership. Zaid will provide the land and seeds and John will do the planting, etc.
They have agreed that they both will have 50% ownership in the crop. They also agreed that John will then handle the sale of the crop, and they will then divide what is earned between them 50% each.
Is this partnership valid? Can John be made a wakeel to purchase seedlings as well? If the above partnership was incorrect, how should it be redone, as there are already seeds planted.
Please advise.