I understand. The story is about Musa AS as he prays to Allah for rain with thousands of his people. After the prayer there is still no rain. So Musa AS asks in a dua what he and his people did wrong. Allah, may He be exalted, responds that there is one wrongdoer that had committed sins over 40 years among the thousands and that he/she is the reason why the prayer is not answered. So Musa AS urged all the men and the woman that if they are wrongdoers, they should leave the group. Nobody leaves, and Musa AS prays again. After that, it pours from the sky. So Musa AS asks in a dua to Allah what the reason was of the rainfall, even though no-one left. Allah, may He be exalted, says that the person in dispute made repentance and that He accepted it. I think that the essence of the story is great, and I would like to narrate it further to my friends etc. but therefore I would like to know if it’s fabricated or not.

Other
28 Jun

This is not authentic. However, you may narrate it without believing it or falsifying it.

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Is it a must to know Arabic as a language to perform hajj and umrah. If not, how is a person supposed to know the things that he/she should say and do without getting confused

Hajj and Umrah
28 Jun

Knowing Arabic is highly recommended but it is not mandatory!

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Abu Hurairah relates that the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, “There are no days more loved to Allah for you to worship Him therein than the ten days of Dhul Hijjah. Fasting any day during it is equivalent to fasting one year and to offer salatul tahajjud (late-night prayer) during one of its nights is like performing the late night prayer on the night of power. [i.e., Lailatul Qadr].” [This is related by at-Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah, and al-Baihaqi] Is this authentic?

Other
28 Jun

This is not authentic.

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I am currently studying to become a pilot. I always hear from pilots I know that sometimes they even miss 3 Jummah in a row. As you know, the flight scheduling is not an easy thing to change. So what should we do?

Prayer
28 Jun

This is due to traveling and one who travels doesn’t fall under the warning of the hadeeth.

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Does Islam allow the taking of non Muslim women as slaves if the country doesn’t have a treaty with the Muslims? Like the Khawarij say it does, so I want to know.

Jihad
28 Jun

This can only be applied in a real Islamic country that has a legitimate war. What the khawarij are doing today is not related to Isalm as their reign is not real nor legitimate.

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Please let me know if we are doing this good. Our son of 13 with intellectual disability is now fasting for elhemdulilah days. It starts to get really difficult for him but we tell him not to eat. Can we do this with him. He is not like another normal thinking kid.

Fasting
28 Jun

If your son is mentally challenged and he has the brain of a child, he is not obliged to fast like adults but you may encourage him without forcing him!

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Did prophet(saw) ..die on the lap of ayesha (ra)….or did he die with fatima (ra)…& in the presence of hazrat ali (ra)…Plz confirm

Other
28 Jun

He sallalahu aleh wassalam died on the lap of mother Ayesha radi Allahu anha.

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As we pray taraweeh and witr in the masjid with imaam, i couldnt actually pray tahajjud after a small nap as i prayed witr with the imam. so can i have intention of praying taraweeh when the imam praying witr and after the last one rakah tashahudd can i complete it as a two rakkah taraweeh and go home and do the tahajjud and witr with my convinience?

Prayer
28 Jun

This is possible but I wouldn’t recommend it as it would open a door for Satan to make you feel boastful. People will know that you want to pray more at home. It is best to offer witr with the Imam and then you may pray as many as you want at home without repeating your […]

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What is the ruling on eating on arab commercial news paper which doesnt contains quran and hadeeths?

Other
28 Jun

If it doesn’t contain the name of Allah, this is permissible

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masjids in my city, Maghrib is scheduled for 5.34pm. Around 5.35pm I thought heard adzan from afar, but not 100% sure. Probably from a distant masjid. There are 3-4 masjids nearby, but even until 5.47pm there is no sound from them. I checked many clocks and schedules. So I just broke my fast. Is it justified, what I did? PS: now is 5.53pm, I checked and still no adzan from near

Fasting
28 Jun

If the sun had set, your action was correct. You have to make sure that your watch is not out of order as it is impossible that all masjid said don’t call for the athan!

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