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QUESTION: As a woman my hair is not as short as a man’s, so during wudu am I supposed to add a lot of water to make sure the entire scalp is wet or is wiping the top sufficient?

Ablution (Wudhu)

05 Feb

ANSWER: No one washes their hair in wudhu! We simply wipe over the head and not wash it or make the water reach the scalp! This is an innovation.

QUESTION: I work 12-14 hour night shifts with no time for breaks or sitting, and I must arrive 15 minutes before Maghrib. This leaves me unable to pray Maghrib and Isha on time, and I return home at 8 AM. The job lasts for a month. Is this situation sinful, as I can’t change it? Please advise on what I should do, considering this is out of my control.

Prayer

05 Feb

ANSWER: Don’t you go to the washroom or take coffee break etc?? You can definitely take out 5 to 7 minutes for your prayers and pray all of them on time!

QUESTION: My husband doesn’t like me to show face to unfamiliar women, now in masjid I cover my face.It is said that it is maqroo to do so. So now should I follow my husband or this opinion

Innovations, Women clothing

05 Feb

ANSWER: You must not obey your husband in such an innovation and extreme opinion that has nothing to do with Islam. If you don’t stop him, he will transgress more and more.

QUESTION: So basically, I don’t wear makeup, mostly because I’m not allowed and I don’t know how to apply it. Most of my friends wear it almost everyday though (we are all teenage girls.) I just wanted to know if makeup is considered tabarujj because I would search it up on TikTok but I don’t usually trust that platform for all my questions.

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Women clothing

05 Feb

ANSWER: It is 100% tabarruj. It’s totally prohibited to wear makeup in front of non mahram men and uncover the face when going out No problem in wearing it in front of other women and your mahram relatives

QUESTION: After completion of suhoor time The food which we ate in the suhoor That tiny pieces Got stucked in the middle of the teeth and after sometime it came out then Should we swallow it or should we spill out of the mouth ?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

04 Feb

ANSWER: You must spit it out.

QUESTION: ‎عَلَىٰ كَثِيرٍ مِّمَّنْ خَلَقَ تَفْضِيلًا Rasulullah (ﷺ) said that whoever sees (or comes to know of) an afflicted person (due to an illness, hardship, or even sin) and recites (the above), that affliction will not affect the reciter, whatever the situation. (At-Tirmidi) Is this hadith authentic?

Supplications

04 Feb

ANSWER: Yes

QUESTION: If you don’t pray namz for 6 months do you become kafar?

Prayer

04 Feb

ANSWER: If a person doesn’t pray at all, not a single prayer, he is not Muslim anymore.

QUESTION: Adhkaar (ayatul kursi, 4 quls, tasbih fatimah, allahumma aslamtuu, allahumma bismika.I know of these) before sleeping are for sleeping at any time or specifically sleeping before at night?if someone sleeps in the day,or in the morning,has slept before but sleeps again etc.In all these scenarios should one recite adhkaar each time before sleeping?

Supplications

03 Feb

ANSWER: You should say these before sleeping, whether you sleep during the day or at night No need to repeat it if you want to sleep again during that day

QUESTION: Sheikh in my country there’s uncontrollable mosquitoes. While praying salah they bit us specially in legs and it’s very difficult to concentrate in prayers. Mostly they attack in areas where i cannot do anything but to shake my leg or scratch there frequently, but does that ruin my prayer?

Prayer

03 Feb

ANSWER: No. Use mosquito repellent products.

QUESTION: I have a question regarding my past sins. When I was 13 or 14, after puberty, I became distant from my deen and often swore oaths, mentioning Allah’s name while lying. Two years ago, I repented, alhamdulillah, and have returned to my deen. I’m now 17. Do I still need to expiate for these actions, or is sincere repentance enough?

Oaths

03 Feb

ANSWER: If you had reached the age of puberty then you must give expiation for broken oaths that you remember, providing that these oaths were about doing something in the future or not doing them. Oaths that were about the past can’t be expiated as in you made an oath that you did not take […]

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