Can men wear red or pink clothing?
Q: Can men wear red or pink clothing?
Q: Can men wear red or pink clothing?
Q: May I print the name of Allah on clothes?
Q: My question is regarding cutting beard when it reaches length of one fist.
I have noticed there are scholars who say one should leave the beard and not cut it at all because there is no proper evidence. They say that the hadith of Umar (radhiyallahu anhu) tells about cutting the beard during hajj or umrah only. So that means that we cannot cut the beard during any other time. They also say that according to one hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah (radhiyallahu anhu), Nabi Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said to cut the beard and leave the beard, i.e. don't touch the beard.
While there are scholars who say that Imam Ahmed (rahimahullah) used to cut the beard when it reached the length of one fist and also gives proof of other righteous predecessors. So, is there any evidence that Umar (radhiyallahu anhu) used to cut his beard other than hajj or umrah and other Taabioon or 4 great Imaams did it?
Q: I studied fatawah about using alcoholic perfumes. But I'm not satisfied with it. So my question is usage of alcohol based perfumes are halal or haram?
Q: If a girl has any harmonic problem like hairs on her chin. Then what should she do?
Q: Is it permissible in Islam to wear expensive clothes and use expensive electronic items or to decorate one's house? Will one be sinful or not?
Q: I know that if you pluck your eyebrows its haram. But what if you remove the hair above the nose in between the 2 eyebrows?
Q: My husband lost all his hair to the point where he is bald. His not even 30 yet. However he wants to use a weave on his own head so it looks like he has hair. As far as I'm aware it's not allowed in Islam as it uses glue and wig. However my husband seems to think it is allowed. Could you please clarify.
Q: Is it fine for women to wear turbans because I heard that we are not allowed because of the way Sikh men wear it.
Q: Is the way of putting hennah patterns of flowers and shapes etc. on our Muslim sisters hands and feet which are seen in public correct in connection to how it was used by women in the time of our Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam)?