Artificial insemination
Q: Can you take your husband's sperm and inject it in yourself to try and get pregnant because he has a problem he can't penetrate.
Q: Can you take your husband's sperm and inject it in yourself to try and get pregnant because he has a problem he can't penetrate.
Q: A new trend which we are seeing at the moment is the trend of padel tournaments. Teams pay an admission fee to participate in the tournament, and the winning team receives a prize e.g. plane tickets or a cash amount.
Are these tournaments permissible?
Q: I was married for about a year I asked for a divorce because my husband used to hug his female cousins and cousins wives despite me telling him Islamically it is not right. He accepted it was not right but did not stop and his family defended it because they always did it so basically 'culture'. After the divorce I did my best to guide him but all doors felt close was Allah protecting me? Also will I get sin for asking for a divorce? I ask because his family did not feel its a big issue to get divorced over.
Q: Are pictures of a shadow regarded as moorat?
Q: Do the Angels go away when a woman removes her scarf?
Would it be necessary to cover ones hair when sleeping in order to gain the protection of the Malaaikah?
Q: I am Hanafi and I plan to travel soon for umrah with my wife, my wife's sister and my mother in law. I would like to find out if I can be regarded as my wife's sisters mahram. My wife's sister is 36 years old?
Q: Are cars with eyes on it regarded as moorat in Shariah?
Q: There are a few individuals that have done FUE (follicular unit extraction). The procedure involves taking a persons own hair and transplanting it to areas of the scalp where hair has thinned.
My understanding is few weeks after the procedure there is also natural growth in these areas and the hair can be cut and will regrow naturally.
Is this procedure using your own hair permissible?
Q: In video games, there is a game currency, like coins etc. They aren't purchased with real world money and are basically just a gameplay mechanic which players get upon completing missions or games.
Q: If it is permissible to delay denouncing evil (النهي عن المنكر) for a good reason, then if I see someone cursing, for example, if I advise him and he curses and he does not respond, and I say I will delay the advice until he calms down, but he calms down and I did not advise him, and two days passed, should I advise him after two days or is the obligation waived? And why is it waived when it is a debt?