If there is no free mixing of genders and no other things that goes against Islam, such as music, and they are not imitating Hindu culture, then this seems permissible.
Read moreIt is prohibited to attend. This is not permissible to do and neither to attend. This is an innovation.
Read moreThe first is singular: “I” and the second is plural “we”!
Read moreIf it’s for general greeting and not related to reading the Quran and there is no free mixing, this is permissible.
Read moreYes. Kindly refer to the following link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1j-nm9EW84
Read moreYes you may.
Read moreNo, as she must perform regular wudhu.
Read moreIf you know what is written for you in your qadar, this is a valid assumption. But if you don’t know what is written, this is insane! It is like me hitting you and taking your money and justifying that it is written that I do that!
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