Refusing to give someone water to drink
Q: If I ask someone to bring me water or to give me water, is it haraam for them to say no?
Q: If I ask someone to bring me water or to give me water, is it haraam for them to say no?
Q: If someone wants us to respect him and it is for his ego, is it shirk if we still respect him? As we fear that if we don’t then he may beat us a bit and we’ll be humiliated.
Q: What is hospitality according to Islam?
Q: When we help others or show kindness towards others, what intention should we have? Shall we help others out of the goodness of our heart or help others because this is what God wants us to do? Do we get rewarded by God if we help others because its good thing to do?
Q: Whats does Islam say about pointing one's feet towards Qiblah Awwal?
Q: Is jealousy and envy the same sin... If jealousy is felt without the intention of harm, will it be considered as a sin because sometimes I feel jealous for loved ones who get attached to any other person and don't give time to me... Is this the same as envy or is it normal because I have no intention of harm?
Q: I would like to know if this is correct.
There is a person who lent me his computer. I connected to my internet account from his computer and by closing the session I forgot to disconnect my account from his computer. Is it allowed for the owner of the computer to view my files which are stored on Google Drive? Does this person have the right to go to consult my Google Drive account without my knowledge and without having my permission or authorization?
Q: What are the rulings of Shariah on social activities and chatting after Esha prayer. Nowadays, we see people start visiting relatives after Esha or just sit at home and chat with the family as according to them this is the only free time they have?
How about the same with one’s spouse? Is there any clear guideline on it in oue beloved Shariah and what is the sunnah?
Q: If someone sneezes in a dars whilst the speaker is talking and says Alhamdulillah then should one reply? If one didn’t then can one reply later?
Q: Can you please let me know the adab and sunnah of letters? For example, letter writing and receiving letters.