Who are the Bani Israaeel of today?
Q: Who where the Bani Israaeel during the time of Nabi Moosa (alaihis salaam) and where are they today?
Q: Who where the Bani Israaeel during the time of Nabi Moosa (alaihis salaam) and where are they today?
Q: What is the method of performing salaatul istisqaa‘ and when should salaatul istisqaa‘ be performed?
Q: Is indexation considered as riba? There are 2 methods to go to university
1. Paying upfront
2. Student loan (i know this is haram already but i just want to know about the 1st option whether it is actually halal because only a minority of Islamic scholars talk about this issue of inflation causing the prices to rise).
Q: Is it permissible for a woman to trim the hair which reaches below her waist?
Q: My question is related to zakat. If a divorced women with one dependant child is not working, and has a saving for her daughter's university education, does zakat apply on that amount of savings? Is this woman, who has no support, liable to pay zakat?
Q: Can my baligh daughter who is not married and is supported by me as I'm divorced and not working, be a recipient of zakat from my savings which are the only means of survival for myself and hers. Can I pay zakat to her for her university if I am to pay?
Q: I write health related article for websites and they give me money according to my articles quality, articles views and for those whose ads are visible on my articles. But sometimes there are advertisements for Shopping Sites on my articles, and sometimes there are advertisements for any entertainment ads. I want to know if the money from these article are halaal or haram because sometimes there are entertainment ads on my articles
Q: For hurmat-e-musaaharah to take place, do both parties have to be of age?
Q: If the imaam does not recite correctly, will it be ok to perform salaah behind him or should I perform salaah at home in such a scenario?
Q: My late Dad had left behind an Islamic Will. Through the process my elder brother and I had been appointed as executors of his estate.
Question: Can we (the executors) make a unilateral decision on behalf of the other heirs to ensure a fair and equitable resolution to the issues plaguing the sale of the property.
Context to the question: My dad left one property as part of his estate. Its structure is such that it is impractical to split the property relative to each heirs proportionate share. Once we have determined a value of the property (formal process) can we as the executors unilaterally make payment to the other heirs in proportion to their inheritance (Islamic share)?