Q: Maulana Fazlur Rahman Azmi Sahab of Madrasah Arabia Islamia, Azaadville, South Africa writes in his book: "A person becomes a musafir by travelling 54 english miles not 48 miles. Is this correct because I was told a person becomes a musafir by travelling 48 English miles?
Q: A woman travels with a mahram to another country. Her mahram returns. Now she stays alone in the foreign country without any mahram or any male relatives? Is this permissible?
Q: When a person is a musaafir, what is the status of the Sunan-e-muakkadah?
Q: I am going for charity work abroad for 14 days. I am the only support for my wife and kids and mother who is abroad. Do I need permission from my mother and wife before I undertake this journey?
Q: In safar we read two fardh. Do we have to read sunnats if we have time? If so than why don't we read full fardh when we have full time?
Q: I work in Fort McMurray, Alberta and my home city is Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The road distance from Fort McMurray to Calgary is around 700KM and flight duration is little over an hour. I work for 10 days and then take 4 days off. In this condition, would my Salaah be qasar at Fort McMurray and full while I am at home for 4 days?
Q: Is the distance of safar calculated from destination to destination or from the boarder of the city to the boarder of the city intended?
Q: Is it permissible to make esha early in shafi time if one is travelling similar to reading asar early in shafi time?
Q: At what stage on the return from ones journey does one stop being a musafir? E.g. I live in Overport. If I travel to JHB, on the way back I stop in Parlock to drop someone off and read salah there, would I be a musafir?
Q: Do I have to repeat my Asr Salah if I read it together with my Zohar Salah while on journey?