Musjid

Q: What happens to a musjid built on the second or third story of a building if the entire building is demolished?

Q: Is it permissible to make general announcements on the azan mic which is in the musjid eg. janazah?

Q: Is it jaaiz to make an announcement in Ramadhan for a collection for huffaaz?

Q: A jamaat khana and a Musjid are nearby but the jamaat khana is nearer to where I work. Will it be more virtuous to read salaat in the jamaat khana or Musjid?

Q: Is it more rewarding to perform Salaah in a Musjid or a Jamaat Khaana?

Q: Is it permissible for a person who has a catheter/urine bag to enter the Musjid?

Q: Can an ustaaz teaching with a salary teach in the musjid so that he may sit for the sunnat I'tikaaf in Ramadhaanul Mubarak? If not, could he continue with his teaching in the masjid and proportionately give back his salary?

Q: A women teachers or volunteers in the Islamic school, and the school is in the mosque. She has to walk through the Musjid area to get into the class. Is it permissible for her  to do so in her menstrual & can she touch any Islamic or Arabic books? Unknown of the fact wife and husband spend time together. Can she do ghusul then go in the Islamic school?

Q: 

1. In today's times we have devices which show time to the second; and such devices(phones, watches,etc) are carried about on  almost every person throughout the working day, since in South Africa people work in accordance with time and are paid accordingly; and it is through such incomes that Imaams are paid their salaries.
2. There are also contractual obligations in respect of time between Muslim musallees and their employers and between Muslim employers and their employees.
3. Both the Muslim employer and Muslim employee contribute to the Imaam's salaries; but more importantly they must be bound by their contractual obligations which involve being punctual.
4. It is common practice throughout South Africa that Salaah times are fixed to the minute; and this is evident from Maghrib and Fajar more so than the other Salaah times. Hence there is no question that time must be kept to the minute and Imaams must be punctual to the minute for each Salaah.
5. Salaah is also not lengthy especially Zohar and Asar; due to employment circumstances in our country amongst other reasons.
6. But some Molanas/ Imaams throw the Sunnah in the face of the congregation (that Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) used to pitch up later than the scheduled salaah time for Imaamat) to hide behind their own lack of punctuality and discipline regarding respect for time concerning Musallees and their employment related contractual obligations; and such Imaams or Moulanas thereby portray a blunt disregard towards this and hence disrespect the obligations of Musallees and disrespect the arrangement of time set for commencement of Salaah with Jamaat.
7. Please lay out the conditions under which Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) came later than the arranged time to lead prayers.
8. Also say what is the Islamic ruling in terms of today's South African circumstances relating to Musallee's employment contractual obligations to be punctual , and an Imaam who disrespects such circumstances and selfishly begins Salaah against the arranged times.
9. Is it better for the Imaam to be punctual or is it acceptable for the Imaam to have the attitude that "if anybody goes ahead to perform the Salaah other than me when I am late; such Salaah is null and void (gone!), you must wait for me!"
10. This Imaam fails to attend Fajar with Jamaat more than twice a month; recently in the past week its twice or thrice that he failed to attend Fajar in the Mosque. So when Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) was late for Salaah, did it ever happen that he never
    pitched up at all for such Salaah (except the time he was on his death-bed)?
11. Yes there a number of Musalleehs that object against this Imaams failure to be punctual; and they are of the view that such conduct by this Imaam is indeed unacceptable.

Q: If someone arranges a waleema party and serves the food on the roof of mosque, is it allowed?