Q:
1. As Muharram commences tomorrow and we enter the new Islamic year, can we wish each other well for the new Islamic year or is this practice not established?
2. Is there any Dua established from the Hadith to be recited for the new Islamic year?
Q: A friend and his family were not able to stay in muzdalifah on Youm-u-nahar in between fajar to tuloo', not even for 5 mins as they were forced to leave muzdalifah @12:30 (at night) as they were having toddlers and womenfolk with them, so they were not able to offer fajr namaz there in muzdalifah.
One mufti sb told that they should have left the women in mina and came back for wuqoof in muzdalifah, hence they have to offer damm. Another mufti sb told that there is no need for damm. Both are great Deobandi mufti's. What should they do?
Q: With the blessing of Allah, I have a daughter named Eeman Zahra. Is it permissible to keep this name or do I need to change it?
Q:
1. A person purchased a qurbaani animal which had a rope on. What should be done with the rope after slaughtering the animal?
2. Is there any difference in the ruling for a rich and poor person?
Q: Is it permissible to take a picture of yourself but exclude your face from the picture?
Q: Are non-Muslims ummati's or not? If not then who are they?
Q: Is it true that in Islam sleeping or lying on the stomach is prohibited?
Q: Can I name my son "Muhammad Ahad"? I really like this name but somebody said that you can't use this name as it's one of the attributes of Allah Ta'ala.
Q: Is it acceptable to raise ones hands in dua immediately after salah?
Q: I wanted to know that if this Hadith talks about every kind of evil unwanted thoughts that come into mind and a person resists it or just related to religion?
Narrates Abdullah bin Abbas that, once, a person came to the Prophet and said, “Sometimes such wicked ideas come to my mind that I would prefer to be burnt down and reduced to charcoal than to give utterance to them.” The Prophet replied, “Praise be to Allah who turned back the matter towards thought sentiment.”