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Is it permissable to organise and encourage brothers to stay behind for ishraaq prayers once a month or two months. With no fixed days or cycles. We would select a day, arrange some food and encourage brothers to attend fajr and stay behind.

Rulings on mosques

25 Aug

Yes, this is permissible however, one shouldn’t talk during this period of waiting for the sunrise and should engage only in Thikr and Quran recitation.

I have a friend who has recently being diagnosed with Lymphomia. Its a type of cancer (May ALLAH protect us all). When i asked him that what do you think is the reason for this he said 95% of his friends and family it happened due to Evil eye because he bought a new and bigger car. My question is that is it possible that one gets such type of illness due to evil eye?

Jinn, Witchcraft, Black Magic and the Evil Eye

25 Aug

Yes, it is possible.

I heard someone say if u see an evil and don’t hate it in ur heart then you have no iman based on the hadith. I saw an evil and didn’t really care much about it, i felt nothing, is this kufr

Character and Morals

25 Aug

No, it is not kufr but a sign of weak Iman!

Is the dua below authentic? Can we recite it daily 100 times? Allahu rabbi la shareeka lahu.

Supplications

25 Aug

I don’t know of any authentic hadeeth on this.

Which means I can wear anything I like, such as loose, full-length skirts and long blouses or my country’s common dress resembling the Indo-Pak shalwar-kameez-dupatta combination, provided of course that it meets all Hijab requirements and is not going against the normal clothing worn by the people of that land…yes? And that an abaya is not absolutely required to be worn, if these conditions of clothing are met?

Women clothing

25 Aug

This is correct but there is a big “If” here! The dress you are talking about reveals women legs and their shape and it exposes her shoulders and bone structure! No modest practicing woman would come out in the streets wearing this and their has to be an outer garment over that to cover her […]

Due to growing religious consciousness and spread of knowledge via religious sermons across the country, my relatives who used to dress in our common shalwar kameez and sarees but with modifications to fit Islamic hijab requirements are increasingly beginning to adopt the black abaya and headscarf combination of clothing in public. While it is commendable and/or preferable, is it right as some learned ones claim that the abaya is ‘the dress of Muslim women’ and that one must always be clothed in it in public? Is it not true that one may wear any style or colour of clothing provided the requirements of Hijab are met and that there is no need to adopt a uniform ‘dress code’ as such when we have not been commanded anywhere in the Quran or the Sunnah to do so? Kindly clarify.

Women clothing

25 Aug

It is up to the preference of a woman and what she feels in more suitable and comfortable and less fitnah! Praise be to Allaah. Shaykh al-Albaani (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: The conditions of hijaab: Firstly: (It should cover all the body apart from whatever has been exempted). Allaah says (interpretation of […]

If someone made a mistake whilst performing wudu, for example, missing washing the next step that follows i.e. she washes the hands before the face. Or forgets to wash something and she remembers when she finishes making wudu. Do we have to repeat the whole wudu again?

Purity

25 Aug

If the organs are all wet, she has to go back to what she missed and continue from there as the sequence must be followed.

Is it true that while childbirth(in labor) : 1.The doors of supplications are opened by Allah SWT and any dua gets accepted immediately? 2.All the sins of a women are washed away and a new record starts as if a newborn baby?

Supplications

25 Aug

No it’s not true.

Can we do ruqyah on olive oil and apply it on area of pain?

Supplications

23 Aug

Yes.

In one of the mosque I witness they pray 2 rakah sunnah before maqrab is this permissible?

Prayer

23 Aug

It is a sunnah to pray two rakhah between athan and iqama of Maghreb

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