Looking at the clock during salaah
Q: Will my salah break if I deliberately look at the clock to check the time without moving my head or chest?
Q: Will my salah break if I deliberately look at the clock to check the time without moving my head or chest?
Q: I would like to know that as soon as I start salah I begin to yawn. Please assist. Can I say a prayer to stop me from yawning?
Q: Can the eyes be closed for concentration during salaam?
Q: If a person looks around in Salaah, what will be the position of his Salaah, will it be makrooh or will it break? Kindly explain the different situations i.e. if he only turned his face to the right or left during Salaah, or he turned his chest as well, or he only looked from the corner of his eye. Will there be any difference in the ruling of the above situations if there was a need for him to look?
Q: During salaah, if you touch around or if you directly touch your private part, is that okay?
Q:
1. What does Islam say about performing Salaah in front of a mirror or a reflecting object?
2. People say it is necessary to cover the mirror when we read namaz in front of it. Is it true?
Q: Is namaaz valid in half sleeve shirt?
Q: Is it permissible to perform Salaah when the windows in front of one show one's reflection?
Q: Can we offer Salaah wearing a T-shirt with the British flag or any other country's flag printed on it?
Q: My hairs are long and silky. When I perform Salaah, my hat falls off in sadja. Is it necessary to wear a hat in namaz or can I put on another thing to cover my head?