How a woman should wipe her head when doing wudoo’
What is the way in which a woman should wipe her head when doing wudoo’?.
Permanent Committee
Prayer of one who does not shave his pubic hair
When is it permissible for a person to pray sitting in obligatory prayers?
In order for a person to be allowed to sit during the obligatory prayers, is it essential that he should be completely unable to stand? Or is it also permissible for a person who is able to stand, but it is possible that it may lead to harm? What is the definition of the inability that makes it permissible to sit during the prayer and not stand, without that incurring sin or punishment?.
Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid
Is there a Creator of this universe?
Some of the Sunnahs of fasting
What are the Sunnahs of fasting?.
Abdul-azeez bin Baaz
What is the ruling on neglecting the Sunan al-Fitrah, and does that have any effect on tahaarah (purity)?
Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid
The authors of the Six Books
She is complaining about being "ugly".
Is there a du’aa’ to be said at the time of sahoor?
I was thought in my school that there is dua for iftiyari only n not for sahoor. for sahoor it's the intention in heart but my husband says there is dua for sahoor too. pls guide me to what is correct.
The pillars, obligatory parts and Sunnahs of prayer
Ruling on buying and selling shares
What is the ruling on buying and selling shares? Please note that some scholars regard shares from all companies as haraam. We hope that you can explain.
Can the foetus be aborted if the mother reads Soorat az-Zalzalah?
One of the women is saying that if a pregnant woman reads Soorat az-Zalzalah, the foetus will be miscarried because of reading this soorah. She also says that if she goes for ruqyah as prescribed in Islam, she had to tell the raaqi that she is pregnant so that he can avoid reciting Soorat az-Zalzalah over her, so that the foetus will not be miscarried. Is this true? May Allah reward you with the best of rewards and benefit the ummah by means of you.
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