Referring to a judge in court as my lord and bowing to him
Q: Can a Muslim lawyer refer to the judge as your worship, my lord etc.? Furthermore, before leaving the court one is required to do a slight bow before leaving, is this allowed?
Q: Can a Muslim lawyer refer to the judge as your worship, my lord etc.? Furthermore, before leaving the court one is required to do a slight bow before leaving, is this allowed?
Q: I’ve been hearing a lot of people say that suing someone is not permissible in Islam, is this true?
Q: A girl and her 7 year old son went to my mom to ask for a place to stay till she found a place to rent. On her first day she harassed and threatened my mom. She did not want to move out. Is it permissible to take court action against her. Also, what prayer or fast can I do for my mom because she is really scared and she feels that the home is in darkness.
Q: I have been exonerated by court for false accusations made by my in-laws. I lost my job, reputation, everything. Can I sue? What are my rights?