Holding books that contains verses of the Quraan without wudhu
Q: Is it permissible to hold books/folders that contain parts of the Quran (a few surahs for example) without wudu?
Q: Is it permissible to hold books/folders that contain parts of the Quran (a few surahs for example) without wudu?
Q: Can I take money to teach Quraan?
Q: As we recite the Holy Quraan and we see in Surat e Luqman that some kind of knowledge is with Allah and no one knows about that. For example when will it rain and what is inside of the women, either male or female and when and where will the person die. So nowadays we see the technology that every one knows that what is inside a female's abdomen. So is there controversial that the new tafseer will change from the old one and what answer will we give to non muslims when we explain these ayaats.
Q: A person has a bathroom with a sink, shower, etc. The toilet is enclosed in a shower door type enclosure. So the rest of the bathroom is not considered the toilet. Would it be correct to recite duas etc. there when making wudhu? Will it be fine to take a Quran inside the bathroom, recite Quran there whilst watching children in the bath? Not in the toilet, but in the rest of the bathroom.
Q: Can I pray the Quran on my mobile without having wudhu?
Q: Can a woman who is on her period read the Quran to do ruqyah on herself? What if she only wishes to read Surah Fatiha, Ayatul Kursi, the last 2 verses of Suratul Baqarah and the last 3 Surah of the Quran?
Q: I teach children Quran. I read quran for them while the mushaf is facing towards them, i.e. I read it turned 180 degrees. Is this permissible?
Q: Is marriage to one's cousins allowed. But in 33:50 Allah said, "A privilege given only to you (Muhammad) and not to the believers"
Q: I have committed a very big sin. I am really ashamed. And I am very much disturbed. I took hold of a Quraan and lied. The Quraan was in my hand and I lied. I was very much scared. Please help me and tell me how can I repent?
Q: Kindly let me know if any Muffasir of the Quran mentioned that it was a Lion (and not a dog) that was present with the Ashaab-e-Kahf in Surah Kahf of the Quran.