Q: I feel so heart broken when my husband told me I must not wake him up for salaah or to remind him. He even told me he is already a sinner and halfway in his grave. I'm am obedient wife, always recite my Quran and went for pilgrimage. Should I just let him be to avoid any stress in our marriage.
Q: I started my connection with Allah from 2015 but sometimes I feel very empty like such kind of things come in my mind that I cannot tell... May Allah forbid... Sometimes I feel like I am on the edge of leading to kufr and than I say Astaghfirullah my life is very messed up. I love a guy but I left him without saying a word to him because I knew that its haram so I left.. but now all the memories come to my mind and I cry for hours and hours.. I want to talk to him but I cant because its haram... What should I do? I have no friend that I can share my feelings with her. I do tell all my worries to Allah but as I am a human, sometimes I need someone to talk to me too. I miss him so much. What should I do?
Q: I want to ask if it is permissible for husband to talk and chat with his cousins daughter who is around 21 year? They talk several times' daily and he assure me that he cant marry her but still Im worried as i have read his conversations and he asks for her pics and want to talk on phone with her. He also want to open academy and want her to work as a teacher there as she is looking for a job. We live abroad, but i don't like this frequent chatting between them. So i want to know, is this 'friendship' a sin and haraam for my husband? How should I confront him?
Q: I am 20 years old and I went into niqab last year. My father is forcing me to come out of it, what do I do ?
Q: There is a women who is a revert and married to a foreigner. She knows very little about Islam and would like to learn, but her husband does not want her to learn Islam and also does not want her to cover her hair and body. When he is not at home she has started to come to madressa and covers herself. She wants to know if she is committing a sin by doing this.
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1. My cousin's husband passed away last year and she wants to know that if she remarries, which husband will be her partner in the ahkira?
2. Does her children have a right to stop her from getting married.
Q: I was thinking about my medicines then I said 'ye medicines ka asar nahi, Allah ka asar hai'. Is it wrong to say that?
Q: Is it permissible for a male to attend a university where males and females attend?
Is it permissible for a female to attend a university where males and females attend?
Q: I wanted to ask if helping a non Muslim/Hindu whose husband is dead with financial help, does Islam allow this for me?
Q: My uncle had cancer for a number of years. Towards the ending of his life one day before he passed away He kept getting up despite him being unable to move talk, etc. He use to sit up and after praying salah, he use to sit up and start doing wudhu and he also use to write Allah on his hand. What could be said from this?