Halal/Haram Matters

In our country ID card we should take pictures by showing our ears. So is it permissible to take picture without my hijab only for that?

Halal/Haram Matters, Women clothing

24 Mar

ANSWER: No. You must put your scarf behind your ears and only show what is mandatory by the law and not your whole head and hair.

Is upper lip threading allowed as there is a hadith which says removing facial hair is not allowed? I intendto remove it for my husband as I am dark skinned and upper lip hair growth looks more prominent on my face. is it allowed?

Beautification & Cosmetic Suregry, Halal/Haram Matters

18 Mar

ANSWER: It is allowed. Except plucking or trimming or cutting eyebrows everything is allowed for a woman.

Is it permissible to sell hand gel in much higher price then they were few weeks ago because the market price of them are gone high, although the cost of production is still the same? Is this not a form of riba? Thank you for your time and reply.

Halal/Haram Matters

17 Mar

ANSWER: This is not permissible as this is considered to be hoarding and harming muslims by raising the price in exchange for their need.

What is the permissible amount of daily necessary things (eg.food, groceries , cleaning materials etc) we can preserve for the quarantine period for Conorona virus outbreak so that we don’t fall in need?

Halal/Haram Matters

16 Mar

ANSWER: No problem in stocking necessary items. There’s nothing mentioned regarding this.

Sheikh is it haram for men to wear bracelets and necklaces that are not from gold?

Halal/Haram Matters, Men Clothing

12 Mar

ANSWER: It is absolutely prohibited for men to wear anything made of gold. It is not permissible for men to wear bracelets and necklaces of any metal as this is imitating women and the disbeliever men.

What are the guidelines for a Muslim woman to wear a proper hijaab when leaving house and when non mehrams are home ??

Fiqh of the family, Halal/Haram Matters

06 Mar

ANSWER: She must abide fully by the proper hijab from head to toe when leaving the house and in front of non-mahrams at home. She must also not mix or communicate with non-mahrams whatsoever.

I have many friends who travel to poor countries for charity work to distributed aid. This is mixed however they have the best intentions. I would really like to go as this would be life changing for me however there will be times where we would have to share vehicles with the opposite sex and also travel together. I feel like I’m not doing enough and want to go.

Charity, Halal/Haram Matters

05 Mar

ANSWER: It is totally prohibited for a woman to take part in such so called charity which includes many sins such as free mixing and traveling without a mahram.