Q: My gynecologist told my husband and I after the birth of our daughter that, if I should fall pregnant again me or the baby will die. My last born was a twin but I lost the one baby. There was complications with me in theatre because they could not control my bleeding and I could not have a baby for the past 7 months. Thats why I am asking if I can have an abortion if I fall pregnant again.
Q: I want to invest some money in a friend's import export business against which he would give me a fixed monthly income regardless of the actual profit or loss he makes in the business. Is it halal for me to do this investment and take monthly fixed profit?
Q: I have been offered by my uncle to perform taraweeh salaah with two cousins of mine at his house. His house is between a musjid and a jamaat khana and is 650m from both. I wanted to find out if we are performing taraweeh there, can we perform the esha salaah there as well or not?
Q: Can a wife ask her husband to divorce his second wife as the nikah was done in secrecy and now there a lot of problems due to it and constant fighting among the couple.
Q: Does Islam allow one to be intimate with his two wives at once (threesome) in the same room?
Q: Is there more than one version of Tasbeeh Faatimi? Are all variations accepted as such or is the 33/33/34 the one which is the only one?
Q: I am a fan of a British Muslim singer. He sings nasheed songs and also his songs were added to the awakening records. I made a fanpage for him. Please advise whether what I am doing is good or bad?
Q: Is going to an astrologer permissible in Islam to know one's future ?
Q: Is Salaat valid in the following cases? If so, please advise what should be done if such an error occurs in the Salaat.
1. Mistakenly reciting thana twice.
2. Mistakenly reciting some Ayaats of a Surah, or an entire Surah, instead of tashahhud. Tashahhud is then recited after the mistake is realized.
3. Mistakenly reciting some part of tashahhud, or the entire tashahhud, instead of Surah Fatiha. Surah Fatihah is then recited after the mistake is realized.
Q: A Muslim sister in a certain Islamic community got pregnant. The Islamic leaders decided to discipline her since she was not married. When the elders of the Community met her, she told them that she has stayed in the religion for years and no one is marrying her and she is getting to the age where she can't get pregnant if married. So she went and did artificial insemination since she wants a child. She provided the medical documents that showed that she has done the artificial insemination. The sister is pregnant without committing fornication nor adultery. Is she sinful?