Islam and the theory of evolution
Q: Please explain in detail why Islam rejects the theory of evolution and why Muslims do not believe in it.
Aqaaid
Secular education for children
Q: Some Ulama say that school grade 1 to 12 is indoctrination where else other's say we must get an education in order to make a living. What's the correct approach regarding education. Must we send our children to school or not as Muslims?
Wishing someone on their birthday "May Allah grant you long life and good health"
Q: Can I wish someone on their birthday by saying, "May Allah grant you long life and good health", without saying, "Happy Birthday"? Is it permissible?
Praising Allah Ta'ala and Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)
Q: Is it Fardh-e-Ain to praise Allah Ta'ala and His Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)?
Other Ambiyaa (alaihimus salaam) having Sahaabah
Q: Does every Holy Prophet have Sahaabah?
Celebrating valentine’s day
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim to celebrate valentine’s day?
Reward of one who gets a miscarriage
Q: What is the reward of one who gets a miscarriage?
Difference of opinion in Deen
Q: There is much confusion amongst people of knowledge regarding the term, 'difference of opinion'. Many students and scholars alike latch onto this term when it comes to social distancing in salaah and the closure of Masaajid. To clarify this dilemma, please provide us with guidance regarding the following:
1. Is social distancing in Salaah and Musjid closure a valid difference of opinion?
2. What are the limits of and what type of valid difference of opinions ought to be respected?
Worshipping Allah Ta'ala with all His sifaat
Q: If someone had a question thinking about Aqeedah, that question being “Do we say that we worship the Zaat of Allah? Do we say that we worship the Sifaat of Allah?” How would you respond?
Slaughtering an animal for a Jinn
Q: I was reading about those who slaughter an animal for the Jinn. I read that if the slaughtered animal is dedicated to a Jinn or Shaitaan, this will be an act of major Shirk (associating partners with Allah Ta'ala).
I have heard the scholars of Ahlus-Sunnah mention, “There is scholarly consensus that it is not permissible to prostrate to anyone or anything besides Allah Ta'ala. However, without the intention of worship, then this is not outright disbelief (kufr).”
My question is that in the first case, where they slaughter the animal for the Jinn, if someone who did this claimed that it was not shirk because it’s like the example mentioned about prostration, then how would you respond to them?