Q: I have 200ml zamzam water. I have 25l normal water. If I put 1 cap zamzam water in the 25l water, will it be effective as the original zamzam water? I'm intending to use it for a jinn possessed person and also reciting and blowing over the water before drinking.
Q: Is it okay for a Hanafi female to get married to a Shafi male?
Q: Is it wrong of me if I don't divulge my earnings to my wife?
Q: I am currently sharing my mobile data supply with my friend who often uses the data to watch movies. Am I thus assisting in sin? Will I be accountable for all that he watches?
Q: I am 27 years old, financially independent, interested in a girl and want to get married. My parents disagree because she is a Shia and I am a Sunni. I have tried to convince them a lot, get elders involved but they don't listen. The girl I want to marry perfectly matches the criteria of my parents even the caste but they have reservations over the sect. The main issue is what will the family or people say and we will be a joke that we married you to a Shia girl. They have said it multiple times that socially we can't face people and hence we won't marry you. I am forcing them on it and they said they won't be a part of it but will give duas and stuff but can't be a part of it. I want my parents to be happily involved in it but they want to marry me of to their choice especially my mother. They say parents have a right. Please tell me what to do and what is the Islamic ruling on it.
Q: I have an eye inflammation which requires me to use eye drops five times a day. Will it be permissible to use it while fasting?
Q: I have a step brother (same father, different mother), one of his daughters have been recently widowed. I myself am divorced recently as well. A few people have raised a question about us getting married since my widowed niece is just half niece.
I am clear on the ruling based on Quran (Chapter 4, Ayat 23) that this not allowed.
Can I please request guidance on this please?
Q: Is ruqya a treatment or a sunnah?
Q: If a husband and wife read salaah together, where does the wife and daughter stand compared to the son?
Q: If any matter in dunya is globally accepted and recognised yet against the teachings of our beloved prophet Muhammed sallallahu alaihi wasallam and Quran. Is it allowed to adjust our aqeedah to live/survive in modern times or should we rebel against what is wrong even if you stand alone against the entire world?