Q: One of my friends was a chain smoker until recently. Even after many attempts he was unable to give up smoking. Finally one day he took an oath by holding Quran paak in his hand that he would never smoke again. But after few days he started smoking again. So what is the kaffara of the oath which he took on Quran.
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1. If before giving the marriage consent in front of witnesses a girl takes an oath that if she does a certain thing her nikaah is invalid but she breaks the above oath when she is married ...is her nikaah valid?
2. If after giving the marriage consent in front of witnesses a girl takes an oath that if she does a certain thing her nikaah is invalid but she breaks the above oath when she is married ...is her nikaah valid?
Q: I smoked weed once or twice which I am not sure is haraam or not. Anyways recently my mother found it out from my bag. It wasn't mine and she made me swear upon her head and the quran that I haven't ever smoked weed in my life and I did. Please tell me did I do wrong by taking a false oath and what penalty I have to pay for forgiveness? If I hadn't done it, she might be heartbroken.
Q: Mujhy aap se pochna hai ke meri behan ne meri dost ko mery bary mein jhooti kahani suna kar usy us k maa baap ki kasam di k wo mujh se contact khatm kar de. Jub meri dost ne mujhy baat sunai to pata chala ke behan ne sab jhoot bola tha. Ab sawaal yeh hai ke jhooti kahani sun ke jo meri dost be kasam khai kya wo kasam such jan ne k baad bhi rahygi ya ya such jan ny per khatam hojaygi..please meri madad krien..mein buhat pareshan hun.Allah apko jazaye khair dy...
Q: I promised Allah that I won’t talk to my friend first, meaning I won’t start the conversation first. Yesterday he called and I answered then we spoke. So now can I call him and talk to him or do I still have to wait for him to start the conversation. If I start the conversation will it be like breaking that promise. Some time I feel like I promised not to start the conversation ever so what should I do if I am not sure my oath. Can I talk to that friend or will it be considered as breaking the promise?
Q: If a woman says verbally that she takes an oath on the Quran without placing her hand on the Quran that she will do this and if she does not do it then her nikaah will be no more. What are the consequences on her nikaah and has the oath been taken?
Q: If someone makes a promise to Allah in his mind without verbally uttering it, will the promise be binding?
Q: I am a wife and I make serious oaths that if I do something then my nikaah is invalid with the intention of my nikaah breaking... I also make oaths that if I do not do something then my nikaah is invalid with the intention of my nikaah breaking if I break the above mentioned oaths... On numerous occasions I broke my oaths exactly like the oaths described above. Is my nikaah valid even though I broke these oaths being married and made these oaths being married?
Q: Me nay khufia nikaah kya hua ha. Pehli bv nay Quran haath me day kr kaha k Quran Ki qasam khao k ainda kisi larki say taluq nhi rakho gay me nay koi or larki zehan me latay huay kha nhi rakhon ga us nay nikah kya hua ha me nay kha kisi say nhi lya. Mere say ye ghalti fasad day bachnay k lye hui or meri pehli bv b meray say taluq tor deti. Ab is ka kya kufara ha or mje kya krna chahye kyn lk aik asmani kitab o darmiyan me la kr dhoka dya ha.
Q: This is a three-part question related to vows/oaths. There is an individual who committed kufr (he started believing in human evolution, i.e. human beings evolved from other hominid species), but later returned to Islam.
1. The oaths that he took, and later broke, prior to committing kufr. Do these fall off (i.e. he does not have to pay kaffarah for them) because he committed kufr, and kufr wipes away all of one's past deeds (good and bad)?
2. The oaths that he took (in the state of kufr) and later broke (also in the state of kufr). Do these also fall off (i.e. he does not have to pay kaffarah for them) because he broke those oaths in a state of kufr?
3. The oaths that he took in the state of kufr, but later broke AFTER returning to Islam. Do these also fall off (i.e. he does not have to pay kaffarah for them) because he took those oaths in a state of kufr?