Q: Foreigners in South Africa usually transport their dead by plane to their homeland for burial. This practice exists among Pakistanis, Indians and Bangladeshis. They are adamant on sending the body back to their respective country for burial. They even collect money for the transportation costs (which includes embalming of the body). Please issue a ruling on contributing for such purposes.
Q: What does Islam say about taking pictures of someone who has passed away. For example, if someone has passed away in another country and the family can't attend the funeral, is it permissible to take pictures of the person who has passed away and/or the funeral to share with only the family of the deceased?
Q: If a muslim married man had an affair with a non-practicing muslim woman and she got pregnant from him and then the baby died and she died. Will she go straight to Jannah?
Q: My question is, Is the day someone is born the same as the day he is going to die, like if someone is born on saturday is he going to die on saturday? as well
Q: If you leave behind debt, would you ever enter Jannah?
Q: Can a Muslim woman reserve or buy a land around her parents grave as her own grave, during her life?
Q: My father died 2 days ago, he was not really a pious man. He died because the required doctor didn't reach on time to treat him. My father is in Sudan. I have 2 questions,
1. Does the soul of my father know what he is going through after his burial?
2. Will Allah reward him because he died because of negligence of the doctor?
Q: I want to know a thing that many people say that when anyone dies than his/her soul comes to the home for 40 days and after 40 days he/her will never come home. Is it right or wrong, if yes then tell me how and why?
Q: How one can we identify a dead womans body if she was a Muslim or kafir woman?
Q: After the death of the wife, does the mayyit become na mahram for the husband. Is the husband allowed to see the face of his dead wife?