Writing an aayah of the Quraan while in the state of haiz
Q: Can person write an ayah of the Quraan while in the state of haiz?
Q: Can person write an ayah of the Quraan while in the state of haiz?
Q:
1. What is the duration of one alif in tajweed? How long should we stretch it?
2. I have seen in ‘simple rules of tajweed’ book that short madd duration is two alif. Can I stretch short madd for 3 Alif duration?
3. If sign of the short madd appears at the end of an ayat and we stop there, how long should the madd be stretched? I have heard in many tilawat that they stretch it for one alif when it appears at the end of ayat.
Q:
1. What is the meaning of loohe Quran, like "alif laam meem, noon" etc.?
2. All the secret talk of shab-e-meraj between Nabi and Allah?
Q: If a person passed by a musjid where salaah was being performed and he heard the imaam recite an aayat of sajdah tilaawah, will the sajdah tilaawah be compulsory upon him?
Q: Is it permissible to touch Manzil without wudhu?
Q: I asked a question about a female doing hifz of Quran by listening to the audio of a male reciter and also asked about the recitation of Mishary al Afasi. You told me that it is better for a female not to listen to a male reciter.
I wanted to say that, without listening to any tilawat, it seems really hard to keep the verses in my memory. So, will it be permissible for me as a woman, to memorize the surahs with the help of the audio of a male reciter?
Q: How do we know if the translation of the Quraan is correct?
Q: If you are reading salaah, and someone reads a sajdah tilawat ayat, will sajdah tilawat become wajib on you, and do you have do it in salah right away or after salaah?
Q: If you read a sajdah tilawat ayat and you do sajdah tilawat, and then you get up on the same place and pray 2 rakaats of salaah, and you read the same sajdah tilawat ayat in salaah, will you have to do the sajdah tilawat or do you continue?
Q: I have read in the Quraan that good women are for good men.
My question is that in the past I used to stare at girls in college. I also talked to them but did not have any haram relationship with them. I proposed to a girl but she didn't accepted, we didn't commit zina. Now I feel guilty over my past acts and I have made taubah two years ago. I have not repeated those acts. Will I be forgiven or will I be considered impure and a bad guy. Does that mean I will get a bad wife if I m not forgiven. If I am forgiven, will I get a good wife?