Yes, it is obligatory, unless one has a valid excuse, such as pregnancy or breastfeeding, illness, etc.
Read moreYes, but you’re missing out the sunnah.
Read moreIf she missed these days due to illness and she wasn’t able to make them up due to that illness, there is no feeding or making up for her needed. But if she was chronically ill and couldn’t fast, you can feed poor people on her behalf.
Read moreYou cannot do this with the past fasting, however, you can combine the intention for future fasting on Mondays and Thursdays and other voluntary fasts.
Read moreNo, you must not listen to them and make up the previously missed ramadan fasts as soon as possible!
Read moreThis is not permissible as it involves lying and cheating! Change your idea with something beneficial for the community also.
Read moreThere are many liars around who would say a thing just to be famous! Next thing, he will claim to be the Mahdi.
Read moreThis is false and baseless. One can pray as many rakkah as he wants providing that he doesn’t perform another witr in the same night.
Read moreThey can recite whatever they had memorized and repeat it over and over again. It is also acceptable to hold the quran and read while praying.
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I read a hadith in which it said ” Do not pluck grey hairs, for they will be light on the Day of Resurrection. Whoever has one hair that turns grey in Islam will have one hasanah for each grey hair and he will be raised one degree in status” Is the above hadith true?
Praise be to Allaah.Grey hairs will be light for the Muslim on the Day of Resurrection, as is stated in saheeh ahaadeeth. In Sunan al-Tirmidhi (1634) it is narrated that Ka’b ibn Murrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: I heard the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) say: […]
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