ANSWER: The age of puberty is identified if one of these take place: 1- Nocturnal emission or ejaculation. 2- Reaching the age of 15 3- Growing the hair over the pubic area. 4- Menses for females. From which age is forbidden for a boy to see a women without hijab and which is the evidence.
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ANSWER: No. You must give them islamic names that have good meaning if you want them to grow up muslims!
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ANSWER: There is no particular age to start. This can begin from as early as few months old. Mention Allah in all what you do and attribute all good things to Him. Stick to teaching them surahs and encouraging them in imitating you pray when they are very small. Teach the daily Sunnahs of eating, sleeping etc. Instruct them […]
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ANSWER: Adoption as it is known in the west is not permissible in Islam. It is not permissible to adopt a child and treat him or her as your own in the sense that it carries your name and it inherits you and you inherit it, this is not permissible. However, in Islam we have […]
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ANSWER: No problem in this for little kids to play with. No need to remove the eyes or nose.
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ANSWER: 7 or 8, depending on the child’s mental development and his awareness of the differences between the opposite genders.
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ANSWER: Try to have him play with other boys or ask your husband to play with him more often. Prevent him from playing with such girly stuff and keep it away from him.
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ANSWER: Females cannot give athan. Giving athan in a new born baby’s ears is not authentic.
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ANSWER: This is baseless. There is no authentic evidence from Quran and sunnah in this regard.
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ANSWER: The name must be followed by father’s name and if required grandfather’s name. The Mother’s name is not included in Islam with a person’s name at all. Some say only children born out of wedlock are called after their mothers!
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