Q: I have heard about an amal called 16 Sayyid in which we have to make only one dua as the main target for 16 months and we have to pray every prayer compulsary on the 16th of every Islamic month and have to fast on that day.
Many people claim that on doing so their duas have been accepted and I am also evident of that. Could you please tell me, is that authentic and can we do that amal?
Q: If a woman passes away and leaves behind her son, her mother and brothers and sisters but no husband and father. Who will inherit and how will the shares be divided?
Q: My son keeps getting picked on by teachers in school especially the year head. The people around him blame him for doing things that he doesn't do and the teacher shouts at him. My son doesn't speak at all.
This week, an English boy told the teacher that my son swore at him and he didn't, the teacher doesn't believe him. Please give us a wazifa to pray.
Q: Does the mother of a woman have to give consent for the daughter's nikaah? Or is the permission of the daughter's father or wali sufficient?
What if a mother disagrees but the daughter and father agree, is the nikaah valid? The mother never said there was an Islamic reason for her disapproval she always gave un-Islamic reasons for her disapproval.
Q: If a person has a shop and in that shop he is selling stolen goods, is the money that is earned by the worker considered haraam?
Q: Is it prohibited to have sex during pregnancy?
After child birth, is there a specific time period to avoid sex?
Q: Can we employ an Imaam who doesn't follow the four most prominent mazhabs as the Imaam of the musjid? Can we perform salaah behind this Imaam and would it be valid? Can the non mazhab Aalim teach in a Hanafi madrasah?
Q: If one has the flu or running stomach does he have to go to the masjid for prayers and jumuah?
Q: What is the definition of "town/small village"?
Q: I will be flying from London for ummrah Insha Allah, but I don't want to wear ihraam from London on the plane because we have to use the plane toilets and I dont think we will stay clean as the toilets are very small and dirty. If I go to Makkah and I wear my ihraam at Masjid-e-Ayesha with the intention of doing umrah the next day, is that permissible? Or do I have to wear ihram in the plane or from London? Please advise.