Q: We hear from scientists and doctors nowadays that adults need 6-9 hrs of sleep and teenagers need at least 9 and so on respectively. We also heard about great Ulama and still in the present time who only sleep a couple of hours.
My question is that does Islam have a stance on sleep and do you think we should follow this research?
Q: My son and daughter are small and sleep together in one bed.
At what age should I separate them and place them in different beds?
If I had two sons, would it be permissible for them to continue sleeping in the same bed, even as they get older?
Q: Is it permissible for men to sleep on silk pillows or sit on silk carpets?
Q: Is sleeping after tahajjud permissible?
Q: What are some of the worldly harms of habitually sleeping after Fajr without a valid reason?
Q: Can a person sleep between asr and maghrib? If no, then why?
Q: Is it true that in Islam sleeping or lying on the stomach is prohibited?
Q: Is it allowed to sleep without clothes as there are many benefits?
Q: When I sleep in my bed, my feet are towards the west which is the direction of the Kabah. So what should I do about it?
Q: Is it ok to put my daughter's bed in my own big master bedroom as there is no physical relation between me and my husband due to perpertual illness of him. My daughter is an adult but still childish and since I have heard stories in my own family of jinn coming on my young virgin niece and talking to her as she was left alone in a separate room, I am hesitant to make my daughter sleep alone in another room. She has no siblings. It is only the 3 of us.