Q: If a young girl is sexually abused and when she grows up, does she have to tell her husband when she gets married because marriages involves honesty. If she does not tell, she is keeping things from him. Is that allowed?
Q: I am 52 years old. I wear a hijab but not a nikab. An Alima advised me that this is fine as long as my neck & chest is covered. Please advise if this is true or am committing a sin by not wearing a nikab?
Q: I got mail delivered at home and on the envelope the stamps were unstamped. Is it allowed to use these stamps to send mail?
Q: Medically, a doctor can stop life-support treatment in the following cases: brain dead, no-hope situation or if the treatment will cause more harm than benefit. Is this permissible to stop treatment on a patient in the above circumstances?
Q: Is organ transplant or donation allowed? if yes, in what circumstances is it permissible/impermissible?
Q: Is contraception allowed in Islam? As a medical practitioner, can one issue contraceptive methods to one’s patient? Often, one interacts with non-Muslims who require contraception. If one is aware that this patient is involved in pre-marital/illicit relationships, is this allowed?
Q: I would to know the masla on donating organs in islaam! As well as donating blood?
Q: A non muslim made salaam to my friend,when he didn't reply he (non muslim) asked is there a mention in Quran (Majeed) or hadeeth that a muslim can't reply to the slaam of a non muslim. What should be the answer?
Q: An elderly couple inherited two dogs from their son, due to some family situation. The couple are unable to maintain the dogs, such as feed them and take them out for the daily walk. By nature, this particular breed of dogs are considered very dangerous and aggressive. The couple have been unable to sell them or give them away, even to the SPCA. In this particular situation, is it permissible for a vet to euthanise (put down) the dogs.
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