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Please can you tell me if it’s permissable to give sadaqah jaariyah on behalf of all the deceased muslims who have passed away and if so can it be for any amount of money?

Charity

22 Dec

This has no bases for it! You can do it on behalf of a specific deceased, but not on all of them.

In salah, when I do the “tahiyat”, instead of saying: “Ashadu anna Muhammadur-rasulullah”, I say: “Ashadu anna Muhammadon-abduhu wa rasulullah/rasuluhu (one of these two)”. I also ALWAYS say: “Sallalahu alayhi wassallaam” after “rasulullah/rasuluhu” is being mentioned in the tahiyat. I also ask the SAME du’a after every salah (in English). Is this bid’ah?

Prayer

22 Dec

Saying salutation alone after saying this is not part of the Sunnah as we were not taught to say it.

My question is that as I am saying my prayer regularly and more than my friends why they are more successful than me? Sometimes religious belief got shaken off by seeing this that they are more successful than me by giving less effort, doing less hard work and saying no prayers at all? My another question is that why Christians and Jewish are more successful than Muslims? Even though they don’t believe?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

15 Dec

Wealth and poverty are a test, health and illness are a test… everyone is tested. And there are also successful muslims. Allah tests everyone with what would be a test according to His judgement and wisdom! Some pass the test while others fail!

Do I need to say “Sallallahu alayhi wasallam” and “alayhi salam” when Prophet Muhammad’s (salallahu alayhi wasallam) and any other prophet’s (alayhi salam) name is mentioned in the Qur’an though it is not mentioned in the translation?

Other

15 Dec

It is recommended but not mandatory.

You said raising hands after Salaah is a Bidaah (Innovation). But what if someone keeps his hands on knees while doing the zikr, but at the end he rubs his palms on face while saying Ameen. Is this also Bidaah (rubbing one’s hands on face)? Or is it permissible?

Innovations

15 Dec

You can keep your hands on knees or on any place after salah. Rubbing the face is an innovation.

I am sick. The doctor gave me a medicine for my sickness. However, the medicine has an ingredient which may have been derived from animal fat that was not slaughtered islamically. If I don’t take the medication my condition will get worse. Can I take it?

Medicine and medical treatments

13 Dec

If this is only a speculation and doubt, you can take it. If it is manufactured in a Christian country and the animal is permissible for us to eat, you can take it.

Recently we had floods in our city. And we being in India there are a lot of temples here. So after the floods were over. The muslims helped to clean the temples as they were cleaning the masjids also. Is there anything wrong in doing so?

Religions

13 Dec

This is totally prohibited! Why don’t they pray to their idols as well??

Continuation of last topic: “raising hands after Salaah” You said raising hands is bidaah. So, do you suggest that I should keep my hands on my knees while doing the Zikr?

Prayer

13 Dec

Keep them wherever you want.

I washed the underwear after nocturnal discharge three times as to be washed and then again washed with soap. Upon drying the same, I noticed white stains. Now my question is, Is the underwear pure to wear or I’ve to wash till stains get removed? Please answer with reference.

Purity

13 Dec

It is pure.

Please what is the correct manner of making dua, that is, do you raise your hands during the dua and then rub your face after finishing the dua or raise your hand then just drop them after the dua or not raise your hands at all?

Innovations

08 Dec

Rubbing the face is not from the sunnah.

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