2020 – Page 148 – Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem

ANSWER: You should not give to them as most of them are professional beggars. If you have money, there are the Rohingya in Myanmar, the Syrian refugees in Jordan and turkey and there are dawah tv channels such as Zad tv and Huda tv who would invest your money in continuous charity that would reach […]

I learned that if a woman goes to a ptaxi while she’s alone with the male driver, it’s haram because the third is the shaytan. But can she go to a taxi with her non-mahram male cousin to go to the mosque to talk to a sheikh, is it halal? so there would be three people in the taxi: the woman, her non-mahram male cousin, and the taxi driver. So it would be two males and one woman in the car.

Halal/Haram Matters, Mahram

07 Feb

ANSWER: This is not permissible as her cousin is a non mahram.

Do I have to redo my wudhu after every time I breastfeed my child? Also will my husband have to redo the wudhu if he sees my breastfeeding and a part of my awrah is visible?

Ablution (Wudhu), Breast Feeding

06 Feb

ANSWER: 1. No your wudu is not broken because of breastfeeding. 2. Your husband’s wudu is not broken. Looking at someone’s awrah doesn’t break your wudu.

When I was praying salah and I was in prostration I was saying Subhaana rabbiyal a-laa, and then I got my head up slightly to rise from sujood. But, because I didn’t read the last part properly I quickly put my head down again in sujood and said the last part again, without moving my body too much. Is my prayer valid?

Prayer

06 Feb

ANSWER: This was wrong as lifting your head ends your prostration. Going back to it means that you had added a 3rd prostration instead of offering only 2. You should have offered 2 prostrations of forgetfulness at the end of the prayer. Sujood As Sahu (Prostrations of Forgetfulness)

If you are trying to fast but you didn’t have the chance to wake up and eat. and you still fast for the day is your fast except or not

Fasting

06 Feb

ANSWER: Your fast is valid because eating suhoor is not mandatory.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever prays Fajr in congregation then sits remembering Allaah until the sun rises, then prays two rak’ahs, will have a reward like that of Hajj and ‘Umrah, complete, complete, complete.” Narrated by al-Tirmidhi (586). Is this authentic?

Prayer

06 Feb

ANSWER: This is authentic. Can women pray the ishraq prayer at home after the sunrise (15 minutes past the sunrise)?

A habitual adulterer husband continues in adultery. Advises from pious parents, elders&very pious wife did not bring change.They have one daughter&a son. Disgusted with the habit of husband,his pious wife is seeking divorce. Both sides grand parents are disturbed because of the future of grandchildren.In the interest of children, should the wife be advised not to seek divorce & bear with husband?

Divorce, Fiqh of Marriage

05 Feb

ANSWER: If he is as described, she should leave such an evil person and take the children to raise them up as good practicing muslims.

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If i want to wear makup at home do i need to take it all off with every wudu.

Is rasta/dread locks allowed in Islam for a man and female?

Is there any authentic dua for barkat in food cooked in a function like marriage reception etc.. Before serving food for guests.

I am living in Dubai, here the Federal Law considers Begging as a crime, due to which I avoid giving money to poor thinking of I might get in trouble. Later I feel guilty for not helping them out. How do I cope up with this ?

Do I have to redo my wudhu after every time I breastfeed my child? Also will my husband have to redo the wudhu if he sees my breastfeeding and a part of my awrah is visible?

If you are trying to fast but you didn’t have the chance to wake up and eat. and you still fast for the day is your fast except or not

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever prays Fajr in congregation then sits remembering Allaah until the sun rises, then prays two rak’ahs, will have a reward like that of Hajj and ‘Umrah, complete, complete, complete.” Narrated by al-Tirmidhi (586). Is this authentic?

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