Q: I have a restaurant and for marketing I am giving Netflix subscription for free. Netflix is a platform where there are educational and other tv shows, so is it permissible to do so? As it depends on the person for what he uses it.
Q:
1. Are pictures of skulls, stick figures, snowmen, and scarecrows permissible.
2. Are very small pictures and very small videos permissible on mobile phone screens.
3. Is it permissible to build snowmen and scarecrows.
Q: We are playing videos to teach kids in kindergarden class, like videos on abc or 123 that involve songs. Is this type of music allowed?
Q: I wanted to know if it is permissible to make a few copies of my ID and certify and keep it for future use? Will this be counted as photography. Should I then not make any copies but when the need arises then I must make 1 copy, certify it and then use it?
Q: When I attended maktab madrasah, I always heard about murat and I didn't understand anything about it and now when I am teaching maktab I keep telling my kids to cover up the eyes.
Can I have an explanation and if there are any benefits in covering the eyes?
Q: Is it permissible to take pictures of food?
Q: On groups, a photo was circulating of girls without scarves on the beach with scary figures behind them. My question is, can a picture be taken of a jinn?
Q: My mother purchased a trolley online which will help her when she buys groceries. We could choose different designs and one of the designs was one which had multiple prints of cartoon owls on them. We didn’t buy that one and opted for a suitable one but the owl one was mistakenly delivered. Is it permissible to keep it? I don’t want to go through the hassle of having it returned because it is a big product and I think with bigger products we need to pay more for it to be returned.
Q: I’d like to ask if eating at a table where one of your family members (female) is watching football considered as being in a place of sin? What can I do as the family member won’t listen to me about the haraam action of watching males?
Q: Nowadays baby diapers come along with cartoon pictures printed or stuck on them like Tom and Jerry, etc. Should those pictures be scribbled with a marker? Will we be sinful if the diaper, although being covered with pyjamas, is left with unerased cartoon pictures?