Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

QUESTION: Is it prohibited to take out and have food that strucks in teeth?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners, Fasting, Prayer

29 May

ANSWER: If there is food stuck in your teeth, there is no problem in taking it out and throwing it away or swallowing it if you are not fasting or praying.

QUESTION: My family owns pictures of animals on shirts and backpacks. Do i have to throw all of it out because it has images? If i don’t am i getting sins because i could do something about it?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

29 May

ANSWER: You have no right whatsoever in throwing them as they don’t belong to you! You can only stop them if you are the husband or father and head of the family!

QUESTION: I always try to give salam to my husband’s relatives but some of them don’t like it and don’t reply back and it makes me feel stupid so I feel like giving greeting them in an Islamic way. Should I keep giving them salam or just say normal hello?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners, Dealings and Attitudes with In-Laws

07 May

ANSWER: Keep giving them salam and if they don’t reply, they are sinful and Angels would reply to your salam instead.

QUESTION: As muslims we should eat with our right hand, but is it permissible to eat a burger holding it with both hands?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

19 Apr

ANSWER: No problem.

QUESTION: Is it a bidah to do salam with hand gesture like they do in India ?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

15 Apr

ANSWER: Raising the hand when someone is far and can’t hear you while giving salam is permissible.

QUESTION: A person sneezes and doesn’t say Alhamdhulillah. Do we have to say Yarhamukallah for them?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

06 Apr

ANSWER: No.

QUESTION: Friends, families or others give us salam as text messages in social media. Such as, in inbox in or in comment section. Is it obligatory for us to reply to such salam which are texts?

Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners, Halal/Haram Matters

23 Jan

ANSWER: This is not obligatory.

QUESTION: I came to know that it is arrogance to consider myself better than others. But how can I think myself same or below them who are smoking in front of me, watching haram videos, do free mixing? And when they do so what should my mind think of that? Please some advice…..

Character and Morals, Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners

19 Jan

ANSWER: Don’t compare yourself to them and don’t think of yourself to be better or worse as this is in Allah’s Hands. Detest their sins but don’t see yourself better than them.