Q: We have children who are not baaliqh attending the fardh salaah. They are standing next to their fathers in the first saff. They were requested on many occasions to have their sons read in the back saff.
Is my salaah nullified? Is it makrooh to have these young boys in the middle of the saff?
Q:
1. Can one pray in front of a mirror?
2. Can one pray in a manner that a mirror is next to him and he is not facing it?
Q: In the 4 rakaats of Salaathul Tasbeeh, must one read a surah after Surah Faatiha in all 4 rakaats or read only Surah Faatiha in the 3rd and 4th rakaats?
Q: Why do the Ulama prevent women from attending the congregational salaah in the musjid or from attending the taraaweeh salaah or the eid salaah, whereas it is recorded in the Ahaadith that in the era of Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam) the Sahaabiyyaat (radhiyallahu ‘anhun) would attend the congregational salaah in the musjid?
Q: Can I repeat the same Surah in each rakaat of salaah?
Q: Can you run for salaah if you're late? I have seen prominent people doing this. Not outright running, but a very fast walk that a person will have to run after them if they want to catch up.
Q: Regarding the two nafl after the Witr Salaah, I have seen and been told that it's sunnah to read it sitting down. What if I am young and have no ailments that require me to sit down and read this salaah, is it still sunnah to sit and read it?
Q: The hospital has strict rules for birthing a child and only one partner is allowed. My husband refuses to be in with me. Must my mother do the azaan and tahneek or should I delay it for 2 hours after the child is born?
Q:
1. Is it necessary for a lady to have her hair covered while sleeping, cooking and when in bed making zikr?
2. Can a lady read salaat with jeans?
Q: There is a person who is a khunsa (hermaphrodite), but classified as a man now due to beard, urination etc. But he originally had two private parts. He does not have any attraction to any gender.
1. Is this person considered a khunsa or a man?
2. Is his imaamat of men valid? Or makrooh or what
3. Can a mukhannas be an imam?
From what I understand that it is a man but with womenly movements and speech