Islamic radio stations
Q: Is it permissible to listen to Islamic radio stations?
Knitting the Quraan with needle and thread
Q: Can I write Quran with needle and thread?
Repenting for a life of sin
Q: I have committed a very great sin which is illegal in our religion. I am repenting for it. Please help me on how I can get purified and for Allah Ta'ala to forgive and erase my sins.
Telling a deceased to convey salaams to someone who already passed away
Q: Can a person send salaams to his deceased relative at a mayyit of another deceased relative? For example, a person goes by the ear of the deceased and tells the deceived to send salaams to one of the relatives that passed away before. Do they receive the salaams?
Executing Islamic punishment in an Islamic state
Q: What is the punishment in Islam for someome who physically hurt someone (not wife) badly without any reason? What is the rule of Islam on this?
Accepting literature of different religions
Q: I live in the west, and every now and then, some Christian or Jew knocks on the door to give out pamphlets that promote their religion or an event related to their religion. I normally refuse the pamphlet but sometimes they put it in my hand, in which case I say ok and throw it out after I close the door. The people who give this stuff to me know I am a Muslim as I wear the niqab. Does my taking the pamphlet constitute kufr? Am I obliged to refute their religion to them right then and there at the door? If I don't, is that kufr?
Inheritance
Q: Deceased woman left 1 husband, 1 daughter, 1 father, 1 mother, 2 brothers and 1 sister. How will the inheritance be distributed?
Taking a bath in water soaked with Quraanic aayaat
Q: Is it permissible for us to take a bath of Quranic verses written on inkjet paper and dipped in water and make sure that the water is not going in the drain. We take a bath in a small tub and collect that water and throw it in the garden. This is to cure black magic. Its all ruqyah ayats.
Writing and saying "salaam"
Q: If somebody writes only "Salam" instead of "Assalamu Alaikum". Is it ok for both, to be written and to be said?
Taking oaths that one will become a kafir if something is done
Q: Some scholars say that if a person takes an oath saying “If I do this or do not do this, I will become a Kafir forever”. This would not necessarily result in that individual becoming a disbeliever upon the performance/non-performance of that act. The person only becomes a kafir if he or she swore the oath with the belief that he or she would adopt kufr upon its non-fulfillment. Is this true?