Q: Alhamdulillah a few years back Allah had afforded me with the opportunity to perform umrah. We flew from Jhb to Madina, and from Madina then took a taxi to the miqaat to tie ihraam and proceed to perform umrah. However while flying we flew over the miqaat, and I was wondering, were we supposed to tie ihraam on the plane before landing in Madina.If yes, then should dumm be paid?
Q: Is Yumna Fatimah a good name for girls? Does it have a good meaning?
Q: I read who received a distorted version of Islam will be among the people of the fatrah. So can we say that Qadyanis will go to Jannah because can we say that they received a distorted version of Islam? Personally I don’t think so they will. What about a person who was a non Muslim before and someone told him about Qadyaniyat and not Islam and he believed in that, will he go to jannah?
Q: My question is about intention in doing good deeds. I used to ask Allah for jannah just to get the things that I dont get here. Whenever I had any wish on things thats not permissible for us or luxurious life style that we wont get here I used to think inshallah I will get it in jannah and it also motivates me to do good deeds or pray in order to get jannah. Basically my intention while doing good deeds is to get jannah and these worldly adornments there. Are those deeds accepted or is it a sin for keeping such intention.
Q: Can one perform Qadha of a missed Salaat during the period between the Sunnat of Fajr and Fardh of Fajr.
Note: After having performed my Fajr Sunnat I have sufficient time before the Fajr Fardh commences.
Q: Did any of the Prophets get extremely harsh treatment by kuffar like beaten by a mob and humiliated etc. or is it against the sunnah of Allah?
Q: I recently had a satanic thought that whether it was true to say that If we say Allah is everywhere by his knowledge so it should be true to say we can say that Allah is in our body, bladder, rectum etc too because of his knowledge. Is it correct to say that or have I committed kufr?
Q: Is it compulsory to recite 'wajjahathu wajhiyya...' in the starting of sunnah prayer and "allahumma ighfirlee maa qadhammthu..." in the tashahhud of sunnah prayer.
Q: I was reading Stories of the Prophet by ibn Kathir, I think it was Adam AS, I think I read an ayah in which I think it was mentioned that when Adam AS followed shaytan and ate the fruit of the forbidden tree, he was not on Islamic monotheism (I think it was in brackets but I’m not sure). But when I read it again I couldn’t find it, I thought maybe I misread something. Does this ayah appear in the Quran? If yes what does it mean by not on true monotheism?
Q: If someone don't remember how many talaaqs he gave, neither does his wife remember, then what is the shariat ruling for this?