Q: I would like to enquire if it is permissible to study a diploma in Iridology. It's got to do with diagnosing conditions by looking into a persons eye to detect nutrional deficiencies and conditions etc. Please advise if Iridology is permisible within shariah especially when it comes to our Aqaaid.
Q: A restaurant is owned by a non-Muslim, but the chicken/mutton is supplied by a Muslim. Is the food halaal? Can a Muslim have the food cooked there?
Q: What are the mustahab times for performing all five salaah?
Q: What is meant by remembrance of Allah? Does it mean things like zikr? Saying Subhanallah, Alhumdulillah, etc? Is dua remembrance of Allah?
What if you remember Allah in your heart or mind, is that also remembrance of Allah?
Q: My sister and I are haafizah of the Quraan Shareef. Is there any possibility of me and my sister reciting Quraan in taraweeh salaah for revision purposes? If there is a possibility, then what's the correct method to do this?
Also, if one of us makes a mistake during congregation salaah, can the other one rectify the mistake?
Q: If someone claimed that Nabi Isa (alaihis salaam) was crucified or killed by the Jews or any one else, does the person making the claim commit kufr?
Q: Is it permissible to do zumba without music for weight loss?
Q: “What the Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaa’ah believe is that Hell will never cease to exist or be extinguished”.
Does this mean that the fire of hell will never be extinguished?
Q: Recently, I realised that I think catastrophically. I always assume the worst and anticipate the worst situations which never occur.
I know this bad habit did not appear suddenly, but I had some really bad experiences that came out of the blue which caught me offguard. Now, this habit in the way I think is affecting my life.
I am only 19 and I feel this habit is creating destruction within my home and I fear that it will affect my future even more.
How can I remove this negative way of thinking?
Q: I offer salaah regularly Alhamdulilah but I had a few questions in this regard:
1. Although I don't do hijab but whenever its salaah time I feel restless to pray. I am married and prefer to go out only after magrib so that I don't miss salaah but my husband says it's ok if you miss a salaah for which you can offer qadha later as my urge to pray sometimes causes hurdles in schedule of shopping or doing grocery shopping. Please advise on this.
2. I work in a school and offer Zuhr Salaah during working hours. Is it okay if I do the fardh of wudhu only and offer 4 fardh of zuhr only. Kindly advise on this.