Q: In a fire that burnt down the house, some Quraan Shareefs were partially burnt. Some pages are blackened but the whole Quraan Shareef is smelling like smoke and ash.
Although most of the pages are usable, in view of the above state, can this Quraan Shareef rather be buried?
Q: Does Surah an-Nasr foretell the entry of many people into Islam? What is its context?
Q: Is it fine to listen to Quraan while driving?
Q: It is mentioned in the Quran in Surah An-Nisaa: 93 that whoever killed a momin he/she will be in Jahannam forever. But then there is Hadith that every Muslim will go to Jannah even if they have smallest Imaan in their heart. Please explain.
Q: What is the ruling regarding one who recites an aayah of Sajdah during Salaah and forgets to make the Sajdah?
Q: Is it permissible to touch the Tarjuma (translation) of the Quraan (e.g. Quraan made easy) when one is in need of wudhu or ghusl?
Q: Is it permissible to touch 'sticky note' markers that are attached to the Quraan Shareef?
Q: Is it permissible to touch the blank areas of the pages in the Amma Para without wudhu?
Q: Does one need to be in the state of wudhu when touching a material cover on the Quraan Shareef?
Q: A few days ago, our imam recited Surah Alaq in the second rakah of Isha salaah. When he recited the aayah of sajdah, he did not perform the sajda-e-tilawat but went into ruku' and completed the salaah as normal.
My question is: was he right in omitting to do sajda-e-tilawat which my understanding is to be wajib. After the salaah he explained that what he did was permissible.